Technology

Enid's massive Project Thunderbird proposal isn't just about building another data center. The infrastructure planned around it is what makes this interesting.

Flock cameras have become controversial across Oklahoma and the country. Now Axon is offering police departments another option.

More than 1,700 Fort Sill homes are getting geothermal heating and cooling in a $63 million project that could make Southwest Oklahoma a testing ground for the technology.

A transformer blew in my Lawton neighborhood on the first cool morning in weeks. Turns out, the timing wasn't quite as strange as it seemed.

Most people using AI tools like ChatGPT or Gemini have no idea there are ten specific types of information they should never type into those chat boxes.

Apple's latest software may have revealed that Oklahoma's digital driver's license is getting closer than anyone expected.

Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller isn't just asking Governor Abbott to change course — he's asking him to give the money back first.

Back in February, Oklahoma consumers feared they'd pay for AI data centers. Now PSO says growth should pay for growth.

AI classrooms are coming to Oklahoma, and the idea of schools without traditional teachers is raising plenty of questions.

As Oklahoma attracts more data centers, one strange internet rumor raises an unexpected question: what happens when bamboo gets too close?

Type Oklahoma into Google and the autocomplete reveals what the internet is oddly confused about.

Oklahoma’s forgotten spaceport in Burns Flat may finally be coming to life with suborbital flights expected by 2027.