Headlines for Thursday, June 4, 2015:
More evidence shows earthquakes caused by disposal wells. (Tulsa World)
Discussions from disasters related to hazardous materials, earthquakes and expansive soil. (Bartlesville Examiner-Enterprise)
Revenue collections continue decline with low energy prices. (Tulsa World)
Unemployment increases slightly in OKC, Tulsa. (NewsOK)
The Governor signs a slew of education-related bills on Wednesday. (Tulsa World)
Fifth and Eighth grade mandatory state writing tests are facing problems again. (News9)
Schools in the Oklahoma City District are seeing changes at the tops of their administrations. (NewsOK)
Growing up black in OKC Schools. (OKGazette)
More inspections are coming after May flooding. (Journal Record)
Cleveland County Commissioners are hoping to get road repair funds. (Norman Transcript)
Oklahoma County takes out a loan from its retirement system to pay of a debt. (Journal Record)
Plans announced to bring remains of athlete Jim Thorpe back to Oklahoma. (NewsOK)
Gas prices might be dropping through the summer. (Skiatook Journal)
Firehouse Subs gives Oklahoma Public Safety Officials more than $100,000. (KFOR)
The Red Earth Festival returns to downtown, this weekend. (NewsOK)
Florida wins national softball title in Oklahoma City. (SECSports.com)
