Headlines for Tuesday, June 2, 2015:
Governor Fallin signs the $7.1 billion appropriations bill. (Oklahoma Watch)
The US Supreme Court rules in favor of a Muslim woman in the case against a Tulsa retailer. (Tulsa World)
The Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation is looking into the Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office. (Tulsa World)
An activist group is growing in its opposition to the Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office. (Tulsa World)
Reports single out Oklahoma for highest rate of police shootings. (Aljazeera America)
Governor Fallin wants 13 counties added to the federal disaster declaration. (KOCO)
State and local transportation face a tough road ahead amid May’s disastrous storms. (NewsOK)
An Owasso Senator is facing an inquiry over possible embezzlement. (NewsOK)
- A former Choctaw Nation executive is serving 12 years in a federal penitentiary. (Muskogee Phoenix)
- Tulsa is losing an energy company. (Journal Record)
Changes are coming at the top of two Electric Companies. (Journal Record)
The Oklahoma Democratic Party elects a new chairman. (Norman Transcript)
Oklahoma State University’s Engineers Without Borders is working on water issues in Guatemala. (Stillwater News Press)
Captain Kirk is coming to Oklahoma City. (Tulsa World)
Kickoff times announced for college football games this fall. (Tulsa World)
