OKLAHOMA CITY

Oklahoma City Business News

This page covers company mergers, store openings and closings, startup funding, executive changes and market developments. Reporting tracks business at the organizational level across the city and surrounding areas.


Philanthropy

Live Poll

Do you trust your local TV station to keep you informed about severe weather?

Philanthropy

KOCO-TV Chief Brent Hensley to Retire

Hensley, who has led Oklahoma City's ABC affiliate since 1999, will step down at year-end.

KOCO-TV Chief Brent Hensley to Retire

Openings & Closings

Openings & Closings

Walmart Supercenter Opens in Oklahoma City

The first Walmart Supercenter to open in Oklahoma in a decade debuted on North Rockwell Avenue and Memorial Road.


Industry

Utilities

East End Leader Completes OG&E Economic Course

Brittane Grant, president of the East End Historic District, was one of eight Oklahoma economic development leaders chosen for the program.

East End Leader Completes OG&E Economic Course

Jobs

Live Poll

Do you support Oklahoma City using public money to attract film productions?

Remote Work

Oklahoma City Hosts Three Major Film Productions

Three feature films are in production in Oklahoma City in 2026, supported by state and city film incentives.

Oklahoma City Hosts Three Major Film Productions

People

People

American Banjo Museum Names Lucas Ross Director

Lucas Ross, a Minco native and seven-time Heartland Emmy winner, takes over as executive director after Johnny Baier's 22-year tenure.

American Banjo Museum Names Lucas Ross Director

More in Business

Oklahoma City reporting spans new corporate investments, store and office closures, industry market shifts and executive leadership transitions. Coverage runs across the city and the communities around it. Real estate development and changing retail landscapes define much of the activity here. Regulatory updates and shifts in commercial leasing are the factors that most frequently shape the local business environment.