Headlines for Tuesday, August 4, 2015:
The Bever brothers make their first appearance in Tulsa District Court. (News on 6)
Oklahoma vows to fight EPA climate change rules. (StateImpact Oklahoma)
Energy companies ordered to cutback on disposal wells. (StateImpact Oklahoma)
Iran deal and other factors help drop Oklahoma gas prices. (NewsOK)
State in danger of losing 20,000 jobs because of low oil prices. (Journal Record)
The grand jury investigating Tulsa’s sheriff begins work today with a tour of the jail. (Tulsa World)
A bill by Oklahoma Senator James Lankford to cut funding to Planned Parenthood gets killed. (NewsOK)
A lawmaker is suggesting the state get into hedging against drops in energy prices. (Journal Record)
Oklahoma Highway Patrol leads state law enforcement in money obtained through forfeitures. (Oklahoma Watch)
An Oklahoma Senator is trying to gain support for changes to the state’s drug money forfeiture law. (KFOR)
Tulsa Public Schools are cutting back on tests. (News on 6)
Group releases new guidelines for Advanced Placement U.S. History (Journal Record)
Monday was the first day back in the classroom for the Oklahoma City Public School district. (KFOR)
Kingfisher is turning out the lights at Christmas. (Enid News & Eagle)
Oklahoma City University and the University of Central Oklahoma are teaming up in downtown OKC to help their students. (Journal Record)
Construction on the new municipal building in Oklahoma City begins. (KFOR)
Former OSU wrestler honored by the Oklahoma Sports Hall of Fame. (NewsOK)
OSU defensive secondary ready to take center stage. (NewsOK)
