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ConocoPhillips announced it is shifting certain IT work to a managed service provider and anticipates targeted workforce impacts within its global IT organization, but the company has not confirmed whether Bartlesville employees will be affected.

Regent Bank Amphitheater will open to the public with a New Year’s Eve concert by Randy Rogers Band with Josh Abbott Band and Jarrod Morris, kicking off the band's 2027 Songbook Tour.

Artist presale starts today at 10 a.m.; venue presale is Oct. 28 at 10 a.m.; public sale Oct. 30 at 10 a.m.

Gov. Kevin Stitt announced a 120-day pause in enforcement of some dyed-diesel rules in late Sept., and farmers harvesting now say the move could lower fuel costs for eligible equipment but that savings will depend on federal guidance and what happens when the pause ends.

Halloween on Oct. 31 will be a chance for kids to practice imagination, manners, and independence while trick-or-treating in neighborhood streets, says Tulsa child development specialist Kendra Morgan.

Parents should supervise, choose safe, low-vision costumes, and make kids visible with flashlights (glow sticks, reflective tape) before heading out.

Broken Arrow launched a free app and interactive map now available to download that shows real-time traffic congestion, construction sites, and event-related road closures so drivers can plan detours, and an interactive version is on the city's website.

A Wagoner County judge has ordered the County Commission to issue a conditional-use permit for a 5,000-acre solar farm near Porter after the commission denied it last year, and the county has 30 days to appeal while facing no deadline to issue the permit.