Headlines for Friday, October 9, 2015:
The future of the death penalty remains uncertain according to the Governor. (NewsOK)
Governor releases more than 41,000 documents on botched execution. (Tulsa World)
OKC delays vote on anti-panhandling ordinance for two months. (NewsOK)
Governor Fallin shares the plan for the new Medical Examiner’s office. (Fox25)
Judge delays sentencing of former Arrow Trucking CEO. (Tulsa World)
City and County of Tulsa trying a new plan in jail negotiations. (Tulsa World)
OK County Sheriff says he has a plan to pay for nearly $4M medical bill. (Journal Record)
A former Oklahoma Senator is fighting against wasteful spending. (News on 6)
Cases of West Nile Virus rise. (KFOR)
AAA raises concerns of deer/car collisions. (Enid News & Eagle)
Native Americans in Oklahoma push for Indigenous Peoples’ Day (Journal Record)
Westboro Baptist Church protests at the National Weather Center in Norman. (Norman Transcript)
Oklahoma City’s Myriad Gardens wins an international award. (News9)
OSU breaks ground on new academic building at Tulsa medical center. (Tulsa World)
Trader Joe’s confirms it’s moving to Nichols Hills. (NewsOK)
