Headlines for Friday, April 27, 2018:
- Governor Fallin signs seven bills designed to curb prison population growth. (Journal Record)
- Adoption bill opposed by LGBTQ groups passes the House. (The Gayly)
- Bill allowing Ten Commandment monuments on public property passes State Senate. (Tulsa World)
- Pruitt testifies before Congress. (NewsOK)
- Judge in Bever trial blocks autopsy photos. (Tulsa World)
- Groups partner to combat Tulsa’s white collar crimes. (Ponca City Now)
- Grade tampering allegations lead to suspension of Langston Hughes Academy officials (Tulsa World)
- Number of emergency certified teachers doubles in Oklahoma schools. (NewsOK)
- College students are urging the State Regents to keep tuition and fee affordable. (NewsOK)
- Shortage of tornadoes isn’t likely to last much longer. (NewsOK)
- Devon layoffs come to an end. (NewsOK)
- OG&E completes environmental enhancements within timeline and budget. (NewsOK)
- EPA gives OKC $800K for cleanup and redevelopment of sites. (Journal Record)
- Prayer Room opens in downtown Oklahoma City. (Journal Record)
- An agreement to bring an Amazon fulfillment center to OKC gets approval. (NewsOK)
- Realty experts suggest flippers become renters. (Journal Record)
- Former OU quarterback Baker Mayfield is heading to Ohio. (NewsOK)
