Traditionally, for one weekend each November, Tulsa becomes a global community for runners from all 50 states and many international countries. They converge for one collective goal – crushing it […]

An eighth-grade school research project is now an educational and activity booklet for children to teach them about the natural gas industry and the importance of natural gas in our everyday lives. […]

Organizations in eight states recently were awarded grants from Williams to support remote learning, workforce training and other community needs during COVID-19. The 27 new grants are part of $1 […]

How do you track a butterfly that travels thousands of miles each year migrating between the northern United States and Mexico? If you are part of Project Monarch Watch, you tag them with tiny […]

Teachers in 10 states are piloting a program to teach science concepts in a way that motivates learning and interaction, while minimizing the costs to school districts. OpenSciEd was launched two […]

The arts are back at the Tulsa Performing Arts Center. While the building adjacent to Williams’ headquarters is still closed because of COVID-19, concerts soon will resume on the Williams Green. […]

Anticipation was high when the caravan of horse trailers pulled up to Wild Love Preserve in the high desert of central Idaho. As the horses debarked, echoes of hooves on metal turned to gallops on […]

Roderick Guillory was a new operations technician at Williams when Hurricane Rita destroyed his home in 2005. It was only a month after he had helped clean up debris from Hurricane Katrina. Now he […]

At Williams, we talk a lot about supporting the communities in which we live and work. And we live and work in hundreds of communities across dozens of states. Big or small, each one is unique and […]

Two Williams employees are going above and beyond by helping those around them. Karen Rose and Rosemary Bagby have been faithfully serving at Filling the Void for the past several years. Filling the […]

Greg Heath grew up in a house full of books. “My parents had a bookshelf that reached all the way to the ceiling and I read every book,” he said. Heath, a field office administrator in Virginia, […]

Residents in New Martinsville, West Virginia, have an extra layer of emergency warning with a new safety system funded partly by Willliams and other local employers. Four sirens have been installed […]