Headlines for Thursday, March 5, 2015:
An investigation by a website covering the energy industry reveals earthquake experts have known for years about a connection between tremors and wastewater disposal wells. (Tulsa World)
Oklahoma’s Insurance Commissioner clarifies earthquake coverage to insurers after hearing nine out of ten claims have been denied in 2014. (NewsOK)
The man who drove his truck into the Ten Commandments monument at the Capitol apologizes. (Tulsa World)
State Senators are getting a bill to make stalking through GPS illegal. (NewsOK)
The Oklahoma House approves switchblades, but opposes a new toll collection system (Tulsa World)
The State Attorney General is jumping into the fight over possible electric bill rate increases. (Journal Record)
Fewer workers in state prisons are causing concerns among Corrections leaders in Oklahoma. (Tulsa World)
A bill to make changes to the budgeting process gets put on hold in the State Senate. (Tulsa World)
Seattle’s Mayor isn’t happy with Oklahoma City getting two of its elephants. (Seattle Times)
The Oklahoma City Thunder manages a win against the Philadelphia 76ers in overtime, 123-118. (ESPN)
