Headlines for Monday, July 6, 2015:
A free website to check out court information in Oklahoma is sticking around for now. (NewsOK)
A grand jury investigation of Tulsa’s Sheriff is getting put on hold one more time. (Tulsa World)
The State Ethics Commission wants to crack down on late fees for campaign finance filers. (Tulsa World)
After a major decision on Obamacare by the US Supreme Court, a shuffle is happening in coverage. (Oklahoma Watch)
A new law hopes to keep guns out of the hands of the mentally ill. (NewsOK)
The Department of Corrections is coming up with new ideas to tackle prison overcrowding. (Journal Record)
Tulsa Schools is finding one silver-lining with its teacher shortage: $5 million extra to spend. (Tulsa World)
Earthquake victims are celebrating a recent State Supreme Court ruling. (Tulsa World)
A Texas Company gets approval from Oklahoma City officials to drill 12 wells near southwest 134th street between Blackwelder and Western. (Journal Record)
The University of Oklahoma is offering full tuition to children of its employees. (NewsOK)
Big Brothers/Big Sisters is looking for a few good men. (Tulsa World)
Southern Oklahoma museum honoring Gene Autry closes because of mismanagement. (NewsOK)
