Headlines for Thursday, November 30, 2017:
Prison officials want an extra billion dollars more from lawmakers. (NewsOK)
Tobacco Trust gives more than $3M to struggling health agencies. (Journal Record)
Another vacancy at the State Department of Health. (NewsOK)
About 100 OU grad students protest a federal tax plan. (KGOU)
Sen. Lankford says he supports the tax plan despite a possible increase in the deficit. (NewsOK)
Oklahomans are picking up the pace in enrollment for Obamacare. (NewsOK)
Pres. Reagan’s former Attorney General campaigns for an Oklahoma Congressman. (Tulsa World)
Bixby School Board will get an update on a rape investigation behind closed doors. (Tulsa World)
Aerospace industry needs engineers. (Journal Record)
American Airlines base is getting an expansion. (Tulsa World)
Study shows Tulsa’s economic gains comes from its growing immigrant population. (Tulsa World)
Oklahoma bank lending rates outpace the nation. (Journal Record)
Tulsa considers changes to its election schedule after low voter turnout. (Tulsa World)
Central Oklahoma could see a lot more tiny homes. (Journal Record)
The Oklahoma City Thunder falls short in a road loss. (NewsOK)
