Headlines for Tuesday, January 16, 2018:
Extreme cold forces schools in northeast Oklahoma to close for the day. (Tulsa World)
Business leaders’ budget plan might be a tough sell. (Journal Record)
Step Up Oklahoma members send invitation to wind energy to join budget talks. (NewsOK)
Colleges start spring semesters amid budget uncertainty. (NewsOK)
Investigators are looking into a tracking device found on a lawmaker’s truck. (NonDoc)
Battle is brewing between a sheriffs’ group and a lawmakers. (NewsOK)
GOP lawmaker breaks from party in wanting a return of local control on charter schools. (NewsOK)
A new poll finds Oklahomans are supportive of a ballot measure to legalize and regulate medical marijuana. (Fox23)
Charter board keeps former OKC Mayor Kirk Humphreys as a member. (NewsOK)
Bridenstine’s NASA nomination faces uncertainty. (NewsOK)
Criminal justice advocates move forward after news Oklahoma is 2nd highest in incarceration. (NewsOK)
Daughter of civil rights leader Clara Luper speaks out on Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. (NewsOK)
Tulsa wants to help you help others. (Tulsa World)
Experts say USDA regulations on Mexican pork producers will have little effect on OK producers. (Journal Record)
Rise in energy prices helps grow optimism in the energy industry (Journal Record)
Tulsa zoo workers help an uncommon golden eagle after injuries. (Tulsa World)
Food truck operators consider permanent locations. (Journal Record)
The Thunder comes from behind to beat the Kings. (NewsOK)
