Headlines for Tuesday, May 19, 2015:
The Attorney general and State Auditor are battling over allegations at the Tar Creek Superfund site. (NewsOK)
The Oklahoma House passes a bill to finish the American Indian Cultural Center. (NewsOK)
A board proposal for the popular culture museum known as OKPOP in Tulsa failed to pass by a vote. (Enid News & Eagle)
Bills unveiled in committee give a preview of the upcoming budget plan expected later this week. (Tulsa World)
Construction is starting at the State Capitol. (NewsOK)
Reading test scores in the Oklahoma City School District improved. (NewsOK)
Tulsa School students saw improvements in third grade reading test scores. (Tulsa World)
The Tulsa School District is asking for a waiver to hire Deborah Gist as Superintendent. (Tulsa World)
A petition to impeach the chief of the Muscogee Creek Nation fails. (Tulsa World)
The Department of Transportation is considering selling a rail line running from Tulsa to Oklahoma City. (News9)
With two weeks left in May, the month is getting close to being the wettest of all time in Oklahoma. (NewsOK)
The Muskogee County Transit Authority is adding kiosks with transit route information. (Muskogee Phoenix)
The Cleveland County Genealogical Society's monthly topic is over Historic Black Towns of Oklahoma. (Norman Transcript)
Cherokee Nation plans ceremony to honor veterans. (Tahlequah daily Press)
