Headlines for Wednesday August 12, 2015:
The cost to fix the capitol is expected to exceed the $120 million allocated to the project. (NewsOK)
A preliminary hearing is set for brothers accused in Broken Arrow family slaying. (Tulsa World)
Muskogee County voters pass liquor by the drink on Sundays. (Muskogee Phoenix)
Norman is holding a vote on bond to increase sales tax for quality of life issues. (NewsOK)
The amount allegedly embezzled by State Senator Rick Brinkley increases. (Tulsa World)
A group of citizens are protesting Governor Fallin’s response to earthquakes. (KFOR)
Governor Fallin says she has no plans to delay an execution next month. (AP)
OG&E moves forward with improvements while preparing for case to increase rates. (NewsOK)
Oklahoma is trying to bring the bee population up. (News9)
ODOT seeks federal aid in damage caused by flooding. (NewsOK)
The state Democratic Party is suing the Ethics Commission over free speech issues. (NewsOK)
All Moore school could get storm shelters. (KFOR)
Group helping people with HIV/AIDS plans to move into $3 million headquarters. (Journal Record)
An Oklahoma City company hopes to follow in the footsteps of Amazon or iTunes. (Journal Record)
Blue Bell Ice Cream is returning to stores. (Tulsa World)
Deaconess Hospital rebrands itself as AllianceHealth Oklahoma. (Journal Record)
A hopeful owner is still pushing for another soccer team in Oklahoma City. (Journal Record)
