Headlines for Friday, October 27, 2017:
State Senate tries to break a stalemate between House Democrats and Republicans. (Tulsa World)
The Health Department begins furloughs and layoffs to deal with cuts in its budget. (NewsOK)
OK County Commissioner Brian Maughan drops out of race for OKC mayor. (NewsOK)
US Senate sets hearing next week for Congressman Jim Bridenstine to head NASA. (Tulsa World)
US Senate approves OU assistant dean for federal judgeship. (NewsOK)
Judge refuses to dismiss lawsuit against EMSA over kickback scheme. (Tulsa World)
Judge says Murphy ruling isn’t applicable in Comanche Tribal casino case. (Journal Record)
Program to expand affordable housing gets $6.7M. (Tulsa World)
State is having problems selling SORC. (Journal Record)
Tulsa police get 500 teddy bears from call center employees. (Tulsa World)
Enid energy-based developer looks to diversify. (Journal Record)
Oil prices climb to a six-month high. (NewsOK)
Analysts find Oklahoma as a good place to open and grow a business. (NewsOK)
Foreclosure rates are climbing in Oklahoma City while dropping nationwide. (Journal Record)
KOSU is hosting a free concert in Tulsa this Sunday afternoon. (KOSU)
