Headlines for Wednesday, September 21, 2016:
Tulsa Police say Crutcher was reaching into his car when he was fatally shot. (Tulsa World)
The oil and gas slump is impacting Oklahoma’s hotel industry. (Journal Record)
Oklahoma’s increase in unemployment over the past year ranks as one of the highest in the nation. (NewsOK)
Economic growth is slowing in Oklahoma City and Tulsa. (NewsOK)
AG Scott Pruitt says Oklahoma should get ready for nitrogen gas executions. (Tulsa World)
Oklahoma is joining other states in opposition to a new rule on overtime pay. (NewsOK)
Court challenges are whittling away at GOP Workers Comp Overhaul. (Tulsa World)
Mumps outbreak raises concerns among child care workers. (Journal Record)
Oklahoma’s Department of Public Safety is joining in the National Child Passenger Safety Week. (KOSU)
Hunting guides aren’t likely to see licensing regulation next year. (Journal Record)
Designs for the MAPS3 convention center move closer to fruition. (NewsOK)
