Headlines for Thursday, September 21, 2017:
OU President David Boren plans to retire at the end of the school year. (Tulsa World)
OU students react to Boren’s planned departure. (Tulsa World)
Democratic lawmakers consider a statewide vote on increasing taxes on oil and gas wells. (NewsOK)
Scientists are closely monitoring recent earthquake warms. (Journal Record)
Panel looks into female incarceration in Oklahoma. (Journal Record)
Veterans’ centers prepare for an influx of mental health requests. (Journal Record)
Tulsa narrowly approves a moratorium on dollar stores. (Tulsa World)
A Tulsa judge rules in favor of a local soup kitchen and food pantry. (Tulsa World)
More than 40 OKC schools get ready for teacher reassignments. (NewsOK)
Tulsa Community College launches a program to get degrees to high school students. (Tulsa World)
Bixby High School’s band is playing in London on New Year ’s Day. (Tulsa World)
The History Center gets artifacts from accountants. (Journal Record)
Local investors pay nearly $4M for Spaghetti Warehouse. (NewsOK)
Local sports commission works hard to get more events to Oklahoma. (Journal Record)
Dreams come true for a young Oklahoma City ventriloquist on national television. (NewsOK)
