In a major follow-up to developments surrounding the future of professional soccer and an exciting entertainment district coming to downtown Oklahoma City, an advisory committee has now been established to help shape a representative vision for the community. The OKC for Soccer Committee, announced last week, includes 33 influential civic, business, sports and cultural leaders from the region.
Canoo Inc. will migrate its engineering workforce to its two established Oklahoma locations, Oklahoma City and Pryor, and will relocate its corporate headquarters from Torrance, California, to Justin, Texas.
Oklahoma City has earned a spot as one of North America's top 50 up-and-coming tech talent markets, ranking 19th in CBRE's latest “Scoring Tech Talent” report. The city is rapidly closing the gap with leading tech hubs like Omaha and Huntsville, thanks to a robust and growing workforce of 22,590 tech employees, recognized as the third largest among the markets identified in the report.
A new $1.2 billion development is coming to Norman’s University North Park area. Norman City Council voted Wednesday to approve the Rock Creek Entertainment District – located at Rock Creek Road and 24th Avenue NW – which will replace the Lloyd Noble Center with a new arena for the University of Oklahoma’s men’s and women’s basketball teams and women’s gymnastics team.
Visit OKC serves as the official destination marketing organization for the Greater Oklahoma City region. Dedicated to showcasing Oklahoma City as a premier visitor destination, Visit OKC focuses on enhancing the city’s name and elevating its image on a national scale.
The Oklahoma City Airport Trust has officially renamed the state’s busiest commercial airport to OKC Will Rogers International Airport. Approved by the Oklahoma City Council, the new name is part of a broader strategy to align the airport’s identity with Oklahoma City’s growing international presence.
Oklahoma City has earned a spot on Fortune's list of the 50 best places for families to live in the U.S., celebrated for its affordability, family-friendly environment, and diverse recreational opportunities. From its thriving economy to its rich Western heritage and ongoing infrastructure improvements, Oklahoma City has become an attractive destination for those looking to start a career, raise a family, or simply enjoy a high quality of life.
OKC Energy FC is set for an exciting new chapter with an expanded ownership group, now led by Echo holding the majority stake. This significant development aligns with plans for a new stadium, a key project under the MAPS 4 initiative. Energy FC has always prioritized community impact, and the multipurpose outdoor stadium is expected to have a transformative effect on Oklahoma City, providing a versatile venue for events such as festivals, concerts, and, of course, soccer. This contributes to positioning Oklahoma City as a significant destination.
