Headlines for Friday, August 19, 2016:
The murder of a Tulsa man gets the attention of Presidential candidate Hilary Clinton. (Tulsa World)
Gun laws loosened 30 years after Edmond Postal shooting. (Journal Record)
State's most stringent gun laws are rarely enforced. (Journal Record)
The number of gun related deaths in Oklahoma exceeds the national average. (Journal Record)
Oklahoma gun owners are seeing an increase in customers interested in training. (Journal Record)
A move by the Justice Department to stop using private prisons could eventually affect an Oklahoma jail. (NewsOK)
Tulsa school officials say they are starting classes with no teacher vacancies. (Tulsa World)
Oklahoma Christian ministers call for support of a penny sales tax for education. (Fox23)
The name of a retired teacher gets removed from a school AG building after a KKK robe incident. (NewsOK)
Construction begins on a record-setting project to widen the Broadway Extension in Oklahoma City. (NewsOK)
State Capitol gets visit from masked intruders: raccoons. (Tulsa World)
Broken Arrow theater honors Blue Star Mothers. (News on 6)
A mural in Oklahoma City’s Film Row faces an uncertain future. (Fox25)
