Headlines for Wednesday, October 11, 2017:
A drug rehab program faces a lawsuit following an investigative news story. (Tulsa World)
State finance officials order three agencies to immediately cut their budgets. (Journal Record)
September collections into the general Revenue increase 11.6%. (Tulsa World)
A state lawmaker considers legislation allowing prescriptions from nurses. (NewsOK)
Lawmakers consider further restrictions on wind turbines. (NewsOK)
Medicaid Enrollment in Oklahoma starts Sunday. (Tulsa World)
Mixed reactions from home brew companies over new state laws. (Journal Record)
State Superintendent Joy Hofmeister is working to prepare Oklahomans for coming state test results. (KTUL)
Voters in central Oklahoma say yes to revenue measures. (NewsOK)
School bond issue passes in Owasso. (Tulsa World)
Uncollected online sales tax is costing Oklahoma City more than ten million dollars a year. (NewsOK)
Tulsa home constructions jumps 19% in September. (Tulsa World)
Despite cuts, ODOT moves forward with OKC multimodal transit hub. (Journal Record)
The Oklahoma City Thunder wins its final preseason game against the Denver Nuggets. (NewsOK)
