Headlines for Tuesday, June 26, 2018:
- Election officials are expecting a high turnout in today’s primary elections. (NewsOK)
- Battle over medical marijuana gets biblical. (NewsOK)
- Congressional candidate Tom Guild admits to pulling signs of his opponent. (NewsOK)
- State schools are struggling to hire new teachers despite a statewide pay raise. (NewsOK)
- OCPS approves a slight increase in its budget for the coming school year. (NewsOK)
- All but one of the state’s regional universities plan to increase tuition. (NewsOK)
- A judge rejects another request to keep an opioid lawsuit in Oklahoma. (NewsOK)
- A second insurer will join BCBS on insurance exchange in 2019. (NewsOK)
- Pollution turns a stream black near Miami. (Tulsa World)
- Proposed transmission lines for Panhandle wind power change to avoid issues in Bixby. (Tulsa World)
- Icahn claims control of the SandRidge Board. (NewsOK)
- Federal government approves disaster relief for wildfires in April. (NewsOK)
- Cities across the state are trying to figure out possible new sales taxes. (Journal Record)
- Griffin communication plans to buy 5 radio stations in Tulsa. (NewsOK)
- Choctaw Nation opens its new headquarters in Durant. (Journal Record)
- Tulsa crews work to turn Vision into reality. (Tulsa World)
- Tulsa is getting ready for USA BMX. (Journal Record)
