Headlines for Friday, October 2, 2015:
Oklahoma’s Attorney General requests an indefinite stay of all executions in the state. (News9)
A new law opens the door to alternative forms of execution. (Journal Record)
The Tulsa County Sheriff appears in court. (Tulsa World)
Attorneys for teen accused in Broken Arrow family slaying challenges law requiring him to be tried as an adult. (Tulsa World)
ACLU warns OKC about anti-panhandling ordinance as unconstitutional. (KFOR)
State refuses insurance coverage for fire trucks. (Journal Record)
Energy companies gear up for three more difficult months. (NewsOK)
Oklahoma should meet EPA’s stricter ozone regulations. (NewsOK)
A penny sales tax could cost the average family $262. (Oklahoma Watch)
OKC School officials worry about price tag for public busses. (NewsOK)
Governor Fallin kicks off her sixth annual Feeding Oklahoma Food Drive. (News9)
Three Tulsa Companies promise 400 new jobs. (Tulsa World)
Blue Bell is returning to Oklahoma. (Enid News & Eagle)
New program hopes to clean the Illinois River. (Journal Record)
OKC Zoo mourns the loss of 4-year-old elephant. (NewsOK)
2015 Woman of the Year (Journal Record)
