Headlines for Thursday, August 6, 2015:
The 911 tape of a Broken Arrow family mass slaying isn’t getting released. (Tulsa World)
Churches won’t lose tax-exempt status for refusing same sex marriages. (NewsOK)
Grand jury investigating Tulsa Sheriff hear from key figures. (Tulsa World)
Judge rules against private Oklahoma City dinner club. (NewsOK)
Oklahoma is lagging behind the rest of the United States in cancer prevention policies. (NewsOK)
Oklahoma is seeing a decline in infant mortality. (NewsOK)
The state sees another drop in revenue to start the new fiscal year. (Tulsa World)
Second quarter reports aren’t looking good for Oklahoma’s energy sector. (Journal Record)
Continental Resources posts a narrow profit for second quarter. (NewsOK)
Logan County has some of the worst roads and bridges in the state. (KFOR)
With earthquakes activity rising, some home and business owners are unable to get quake insurance. (KFOR)
OKC Lawmakers wants schools prepared for earthquakes. (KRMG)
Law schools across the nation are seeing declines in students, but not in our state. (Journal Record)
A piece of history was discovered at the state capital. (Norman Transcript)
Oklahoma lawmakers travel to Seattle for conference of state legislators. (NewsOK)
Gas prices expected to keep falling through Christmas. (Tulsa World)
Construction on OKC MAPS3 senior wellness centers begins next month. (Journal Record)
A new program refurbishes medical equipment for Oklahomans in need. (News9)
How to cook the best steaks at home rather than going out to eat. (OK Gazette)
