Headlines for Wednesday, December 23, 2015:
A new hope comes to the American Indian Cultural Center in Oklahoma City. (Journal Record)
The Norman City Council passes protections for the gay and lesbian community. (Fox25)
Oklahoma City hopes a new tornado siren policy will provide more specific warnings. (KFOR)
Smoking in Oklahoma City parks is getting snuffed out. (News9)
Supporters of medical marijuana are running out of time to get signatures for a ballot initiative. (Tulsa World)
Legal questions are rising over DOC Head resigning to take private prison job. (Oklahoma Watch)
A lawmaker proposes new rules for University presidents. (Journal Record)
Central Oklahoma homeless advocates are preparing for winter weather. (NewsOK)
An Oklahoma City researcher hopes to determine addiction in children. (Journal Record)
Oklahoma’s population creeps closer to four million in the latest census. (NewsOK)
Tulsa business leaders look to the future. (Tulsa World)
The Northeast Oklahoma town of Jenks could get a new outlet mall. (KTUL)
Okarche truck dealer sees 500% increase in business thanks to famous fried chicken neighbors. (Journal Record)
