Headlines for Monday, June 29, 2015:
Cherokee Chief Bill John Baker wins reelection. (Tulsa World)
The slowdown on I-35 in southern Oklahoma could last all summer and into the fall. (NewsOK)
The cost to fix levees in Tulsa could run $35 million or more. (Tulsa World)
The State Treasurer calls a lawsuit against the use of unclaimed property for the budget frivolous. (Tulsa World)
US Supreme Court could rule on Oklahoma’s lethal injection drug today. (Fox25)
Oklahoma religious institutions raise concerns over SCOTUS same-sex ruling. (Stillwater News Press)
Oklahoma City residents with asthma are gearing up for a tough summer. (NewsOK)
School districts are coming up with creative ways to attract teachers. (Enid News & Eagle)
Activists demonstrate against the conditions at the Oklahoma County jail over the past weekend. (News9)
A new plan is coming to get water to the Lexington. (Journal Record)
For the third time in 13 months, the Girl Scouts of Eastern Oklahoma is sending members to the White House. (Tulsa World)
SandRidge Energy announces plans to sell its four buildings in downtown Oklahoma City. (Journal Record)
Two Seattle elephants are settling in to new homes in Oklahoma City. (NewsOK)
Police in Tulsa are getting ready for auditions for American Idol. (Fox23)
Tulsa Shock starts the season strong with eight wins in a row. (Tulsa World)
