Headlines for Monday, September 21, 2015:
Chesapeake Energy faces more than 400 lawsuits totaling a billion dollars. (Dallas Morning News)
Comments about threats to Tulsa County Sheriff’s office were quote-misconstrued. (Tulsa World)
National and state fingerprinting programs are coming under fire. (NewsOK)
Predictions mixed on lifting the export ban. (Journal Record)
The Donald is coming to the Sooner State. (KFOR)
Opponents of the death penalty plan to defeat a state question going before voters next year. (Tulsa World)
The race for Creek Nation Chief comes down to just two. (News on 6)
Oklahoma’s cities brace for a possible federal shutdown. (Journal Record)
An Oklahoma County judge seals the will of late Labor Commissioner Mark Costello. (KOCO)
Football player’s death prompts Wesleyan Christian to close classes on Monday. (Tulsa World)
Non-profit groups face roadblocks in finding homes for homeless veterans. (Journal Record)
A 4.1 magnitude earthquake shook the state over the weekend. (Fox25)
A technology company is expanding into Norman. (Norman Transcript)
