Headlines for Monday, June 22, 2015:
- I-35 reopens after landslide. (NewsOK)
The Cumberland Levee near Tishomingo in southern Oklahoma has a breach. (KFOR)
The heavy rains wash out a famous bridge in southern Oklahoma. (KFOR)
Recent rains are taking their toll on new construction in Oklahoma. (Journal Record)
A northeast Oklahoma church faces threats while honoring the victims in Charleston, South Carolina. (News on 6)
OKC Church offers prayers for Charleston AME church, (NewsOK)
Oklahoma on pace to break record in number of earthquakes. (Tulsa World)
Oklahomans who need mental health treatment aren’t getting help because they aren’t sick enough. (Oklahoma Watch)
Drug testing costs sky rocket at state’s Medicaid agency. (NewsOK)
The Oklahoma Democratic Party considers opening its primaries to Independent voters. (NewsOK)
State agencies are turning to overtime pay to make up for cuts to their budgets. (Tulsa World)
State Regents for Higher Education get a tuition increase request at OSU’s five campuses. (NewsOK)
Congressman Tom Cole is proposing a 300 million dollar increase for Alzheimer's research. (Norman Transcript)
OG&E rejects judge’s recommendation on its plan to increase utility bills. (Journal Record)
An Oklahoma leader in natural gas considers options to possibly sell its properties. (Tulsa World)
A British company is unveiling a security system to use emojis for banking passwords. (Journal Record)
Two Payne County school districts are adding new buildings to handle a growing student population. (Stillwater News Press)
Native Americans of many different tribes came together over the weekend for the Fourth annual Murrow Indian Children's Home powwow. (Muskogee Phoenix)
Trial over Oklahoma City’s Union Bus Station starts Wednesday. (NewsOK)
