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Kathryn McNutt

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Oklahoma-born journalist covering OKC government & business for The Journal Record. DM me or email kmcnutt@journalrecord.com.
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High-income households grow in OKC, drop in Norman

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By Kathryn McNutt Verified
| The Journal Record Verified
Summary: Waterbury, Connecticut experienced a 271% increase in high-income households from 2023 to 2024. SmartAsset‘s report ranks 357 U.S. cities based on changes in households earning $200,000 or more annually. Lansing, Michigan saw the largest decline in high-income households with a 46.2% drop. Economists agree that spending by America’s wealthiest households is powering the U.S. economy and fending off a recession.
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OKANA resort named a top beach getaway in 2025

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By Kathryn McNutt Verified
| The Journal Record Verified
Summary: OKANA Resort & Indoor Waterpark opened in February 2025 in Oklahoma City by the Chickasaw Nation. The resort features the fourth largest pool in the U.S. and was named a top beach getaway by Oprah Daily. OKANA’s economic impact was over $40 million in 2025 and is expected to nearly double in 2026. OKLAHOMA CITY – OKANA Resort & Indoor Waterpark earned a spot on Oprah Daily’s list of 30 top resorts for a “perfect beach getaway,” proving an ocean is optional.
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US hiring leaders expect rising turnover, costs in 2026

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By Kathryn McNutt Verified
| The Journal Record Verified
Summary: U.S. hiring leaders expect employee turnover to rise to 50% in 2026, up from 39% in fall 2024. The average cost of turnover increased sharply to $45,236, according to the Express Employment Professionals-Harris Poll survey. Employers attribute higher turnover to increased workplace demands, better pay and benefits elsewhere, and a competitive job market.
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