Headlines for Friday, March 6, 2015:
The cost of repairs to the state capitol might exceed the expected $120 million. (NewsOK)
Legal challenges remain for the Union Bus Station in Downtown Oklahoma City. (Journal Record)
The state House rejects a bill to add more math to Oklahoma high school students. (Tulsa World)
The new Secretary of Veterans Affairs plans improved care for Oklahoma’s service men and women. (Oklahoma Watch)
Health officials promise to tackle the issue of infant deaths. (NewsOK)
Relief is coming for drought-stricken Skiatook Lake in Northeast Oklahoma. (Tulsa World)
A bill to change rules for oil and gas drillers is speeding through the legislature. (Journal Record)
A former OU football star is using a unique way to spread the word to young people on how to be responsible with their money. (NewsOK)
Trader Joe’s makes it official: it’s coming to Tulsa. (Tulsa World)
Oklahoma City is mourning the loss of one of its leaders. (NewsOK)
The Big 12 Women’s Basketball tournament gets started this weekend. (Big12 Sports)
Russell Westbrook’s consecutive streak of triple-doubles comes to an end and the Thunder loses to the Chicago Bulls, 108 to 105. (ESPN)
