Headlines for Wednesday, November 29, 2017:
Bixby School faces a Friday deadline over investigation in football player rape. (Tulsa World)
Congressman Cole calls out President Trump’s "Pocahontas" comments. (NewsOK)
Newest state Representative takes oath of office. (Tulsa World)
Corrections officials want more exemptions to Open Meetings requirements. (Journal Record)
Court allows Oklahoma to stamp “sex offender” on drivers’ licenses. (NewsOK)
Students at Saint Gregory’s work to get transferred to other colleges. (Journal Record)
OSU-Okmulgee opens downtown student housing in January. (Tulsa World)
“Panhandling teacher” donate school supplies. (Tulsa World)
Growing sinkholes raise concerns over panhandle wind project. (Tulsa World)
In 2018, the state will get $21 million from the Volkswagen settlement trust. (Journal Record)
Estimated cost of Arkansas River pedestrian bridge comes in $2 to $7M over budget. (Tulsa World)
Oklahoma blood centers are calling on citizens to give the gift of life this holiday season. (NewsOK)
Local retailers cautiously optimistic about holiday sales. (Journal Record)
Sexual allegations fervor could spell the end of company holiday parties. (NewsOK)
OU ends the regular season at 3rd in the College Football Playoff Rankings. (Tulsa World)
OSU Head Coach Mike Gundy confirms he’s not going anywhere. (Tulsa World)
