Headlines for Monday, May 11, 2015:
- Corporation Commission taking a close look at drilling permits in northern Oklahoma. (Journal Record)
A group asking for a moratorium on injection wells is coming to the Capitol today. (Tulsa World)
- Oklahoma energy companies are still drilling in spite of low oil prices. (NewsOK)
- Controversial new rules for drilling are coming out for Osage County. (Journal Record)
A lawsuit from a convicted murder claims bias at the parole board is keeping him in jail. (NewsOK)
Scaffolding is going up around the state capitol to start repairs on the nearly 100 year old building. (NewsOK)
Guthrie voters are getting to decide on a school bond issue six months after a less expensive one failed. (NewsOK)
Torrential downpours in Oklahoma might become commonplace because of climate change. (Scientific American)
Governor Fallin signs a bill providing statewide regulation of ride sharing services like Uber and Lyft. (Journal Record)
Cherokee Chief faces three challengers. (AP)
Claremore’s airport is growing and getting an aviation school. (Tulsa World)
OSU women’s tennis team advances in the NCAA Championship. (KTUL)
