Headlines for Friday, September 25, 2015:
A former Senator and Governor wants an education sales tax. (NonDoc.com)
Emergency Teacher Certificates this year exceeds the past four years combined. (Tulsa World)
The Attorney General calls witness’s claim in Richard Glossip’s appeal questionable. (NewsOK)
- The Oklahoma County Jail gets more time to get fixed. (Journal Record)
A new poll shows Oklahomans want changes to the forfeiture law. (News9)
Cushing considers an earthquake plan. (Journal Record)
West Nile claims a 4th victim in Oklahoma. (Fox25)
Presidential candidate Donald Trump might reunite with a bald eagle at the state fair. (NewsOK)
Local bands get bumped because of Trump. (KFOR)
Oklahoma City energy supply company offers buyouts to all of its 700 workers. (NewsOK)
Museums suffer from budget cuts. (Journal Record)
A Bartlesville High School student wants to honor Native Americans. (Bartlesville Examiner-Enterprise)
Oklahoma tribes receive grants to help youth go to college and be career ready. (Fox25)
New Tulsa projects will honor Route 66. (Journal Record)
The Pencil Box in Tulsa helps provide supplies for disadvantaged students. (News on 6)
Oklahoman Jimmy Webb comes home for a master class and concert. (NewsOK)
A Homeowners Association in Edmond is seeking an injunction against Custom Crafted Homes. (Journal Record)
Tomorrow is Batman Day. (Tulsa World)
