Headlines for Thursday, August 17, 2016:
Attorneys of earthquake victims say they plan to refile new complaints against Oklahoma drillers. (Journal Record)
SandRidge faces $1.2M SEC claim in a whistleblower case. (NewsOK)
- An issue over water heads to the State Supreme Court. (Journal Record)
Investigators are looking into gas service shut off in a northeast Oklahoma town. (Tulsa World)
An Oklahoma judge upholds Oklahoma’s voter ID law. (NewsOK)
Noble voters getting asked to increase the town’s sales tax. (NewsOK)
Early voting begins today for runoff elections across the state. (NewsOK)
Andrew Speno gets in trouble for endorsing Senate candidate Paul Blair while voluntarily calling a school football scrimmage. (NewsOK)
OKC can’t take its own side in upcoming firefighters’ union vote. (Journal Record)
A new study shows pre-kindergarten learning has a longer lasting impact on some groups not others. (Oklahoma Watch)
OKC’s new superintendent predicts the district will overcome its underdog status. (NewsOK)
Tulsa schools are getting more than a million dollar donation through a campaign launched in June. (Tulsa World)
AAA Oklahoma is helping kids get to and from school through its School Safety Patrol Program. (KOSU)
A revamped entertainment venue is returning to an Oklahoma City suburb. (Journal Record)
