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OSU-P92 is not your standard winter wheat variety.
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My family loves fresh vegetables from our garden. Whether it’s a cold cucumber salad, sweet tomato sandwich or side of green beans steamed just right, we enjoy the heck out of it. As our garden has grown to suit our increasing needs, we’ve been faced with a consistent problem: either we give up the quarter-acre suburban yard, or we find a better way of growing. We chose the latter.
Read moreTrees play a vital role in providing habitat, beauty and utility in our surroundings. Deciduous trees disrupt the wind and shade our homes from the hot summer sun, and during winter months, bare trees allow sunshine through and still offer some protection from the wind. Many coniferous evergreens grow large enough to serve as windbreaks and offer all manner of cover for wildlife. Flowering trees including dogwood, cherry, lilac and tulip soften the landscape by providing beautiful living art, while fruit and nut trees produce nutritious foods.
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When the financial services website WalletHub announced its annual list of states’ education systems, Oklahoma’s ranking became instantly quotable by politicians on all sides.
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As warmer weather lures Oklahomans outdoors, the unwelcome buzz of mosquitoes can quickly turn backyard relaxation into an itchy ordeal. While many are tempted to hire mosquito- control companies that promise to eliminate these pests with yard spraying, Okies for Monarchs is urging residents to think twice—for the sake of pollinators, pets, and the environment.
Read moreState Treasurer Todd Russ on Monday released the February 2026 State Tax Revenue Report, showing total monthly revenue of $1.2 billion, a 0.5% increase from February 2025 month to month. Revenues were 22.5% lower than January, reflecting typical seasonal changes following stronger start-of-year receipts. Over the last 12 months, Oklahoma revenues total $17.23 billion, up 2.2% year-over-year, continuing a six-month pattern of steady fiscal growth.
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