Headlines for Thursday, September 24, 2015:
Attorneys for Richard Glossip accuse prosecutors of intimidating a witness in their case. (NewsOK)
Tulsa’s Sheriff goes before the grand jury investigating his office. (Tulsa World)
Religious leaders denounce Presidential candidate Donald Trump before his visit. (News9)
OKC Latino group invites the Donald to lunch. (KFOR)
An Oklahoma congressman questions if female rangers received special treatment. (KFOR)
The Osage Ballet is performing for Pope Francis. (News on 6)
Langston is having difficulty getting earthquake insurance. (Journal Record)
The Muskogee Housing Authority is getting funds to help homeless veterans. (Muskogee Phoenix)
A new deal allows cities to keep more tax dollars. (Journal Record)
The Cherokee Nations is growing its bison herd. (News on 6)
The economy in Oklahoma’s two largest cities is outpacing the national rate. (NewsOK)
Stock prices tumble for energy companies. (NewsOK)
Despite the slump in oil prices, some economic sectors are doing well in Oklahoma. (Journal Record)
State Fair showcases OKC’s growing love of bacon. (Journal Record)
OSU faces Texas on the Football field while still dealing with the Longhorns in court. (NewsOK)
Oklahoma City Thunder star Kevin Durant gets the green light to play basketball. (Tulsa World)
