Headlines for Tuesday, December 1, 2015:
Officials reconsider response to earthquakes. (Tulsa World)
After a 4.7 magnitude earthquake many Oklahomans with earthquake insurance still wait to see if they’re covered. (KWGS)
Lankford unveils report on excessive federal spending. (NewsOK)
The weekend winter weather shuts down Yukon’s Christmas in the Park. (News9)
Chainsaws are in demand following weekend ice storm. (NewsOK)
McLoud Public Schools is settling with the families of 14 young girls $1.4M. (NewsOK)
Oklahoma’s texting while driving ban isn’t enforced everywhere in the state. (KTUL)
Opponents of an Osage County environmental assessment voice concerns. (Tulsa World)
An Oklahoma drilling company faces more legal troubles. (Journal Record)
A program to collect back taxes proves successful. (KWGS)
Health problems remove one candidate for Tulsa Sheriff. (Tulsa World)
Two Political Action Committees raise money for AG Scott Pruitt’s campaign. (Oklahoma Watch)
State lawmaker wants a $100 cap on lobbyists. (Journal Record)
Take time to help your community through #GivingTuesday. (NewsOK)
Six-year-old raises money for the homeless. (Tulsa World)
Wesleyan University’s president is getting attention after a blog post. (News on 6)
Enid is getting a new sports retailer. (Journal Record)
OU looks at establishing a Department of Native American Studies. (Norman Transcript)
OCU honors Tony Award-winning actress Kelli O’Hara. (NewsOK)
The Thunder loses to the Hawks. (NewsOK)
