Headlines for Monday, January 9, 2016:
The trial for a woman who crashed into an OSU homecoming parade begins tomorrow. (NewsOK)
Energy companies cut saltwater injections by nearly a quarter in 2016. (Tulsa World)
Repealing Obamacare could impact Oklahoma insurance rates. (NewsOK)
2017 legislation picture grows clearer. (Tulsa World)
GOP lawmaker wants to remove religious exemption for medical care. (Journal Record)
Despite a budget shortfall, more than 500 state workers get pay raises of more than $5,000 each. (NewsOK)
Economic slowdown impacts charter flights. (Journal Record)
Oklahoma ranks fourth in the nation for teen marriages. (NewsOK)
The number of suicides in Tulsa last year exceeds the number of record homicides. (Tulsa World)
Weekend conference in OKC focuses on race relations. (NewsOK)
Compromise allows some Broken Arrow students to stay in school of choice. (Tulsa World)
SE OKC Charter eyes expansion in former Crossroads Mall store. (NewsOK)
Bridges in northern Oklahoma are going to increase in height. (NewsOK)
Betting on the horses dropped at Remington Park. (Journal Record)
