Headlines for Friday, July 24, 2015:
The Tulsa suburb of Broken Arrow is reeling after what is being called an unprecedented family tragedy. (Tulsa World)
Oklahoma City is looking into its options on the American Indian Cultural Center. (NewsOK)
Architectural plans for OKC MAPS3 park are coming soon. (NewsOK)
The Alexis Rainbow Arts Academy, an Oklahoma City charter school, loses its funding and accreditation. (Fox25)
Dangerous heat expected over the weekend. (NewsOK)
Local bankers react to the possible return of the Glass-Steagall Act in Congress. (Journal Record)
The Oklahoma Legislature is looking at creating a central state bank. (AP)
A judge denies a State Senator’s request to stay a civil case against him. (Tulsa World)
Nearly a quarter of state Senate seats up for grabs in 2016. (Tulsa World)
Arson at the Page Woodson School in northeast Oklahoma City will not change its renovation plans. (Fox25)
Oklahoma casino revenue outpaces the national average in Indian gaming. (Tulsa World)
A new animal ordinance to save pets lives is going into effect in Edmond. (News9)
The Oklahoma Democratic Party considers a proposal allowing independents to cast their ballot in primaries. (AP)
The Cherokee Nation repairs a 12-mile stretch of a Muskogee county road. (Muskogee Phoenix)
A new style of convenience store is coming to Oklahoma City. (Journal Record)
It’s been a great year for Oklahoma music, and it’s not over yet. (NewsOK)
Stillwater has a new sound from a new band. (Stillwater News Press)
WNBA approves Shock’s relocation from Tulsa to Dallas. (Tulsa World)
