Headlines for Thursday, April 30, 2015:
- The US High Court scrutinizes Oklahoma's execution protocol. (NewsOK)
Tulsa’s Sheriff shuts down part of the Reserve Deputy program during an investigation. (Tulsa World)
Controversy over a Tulsa reserve deputy shooting prompts action from lawmakers. (NewsOK)
Right-to-farm is heading to the statewide ballot in 2016. (Muskogee Phoenix)
A texting and driving ban is heading to the governor. (NewsOK)
- A plan by Norman to treat waste water and return it to Lake Thunderbird to get reused as drinking water is facing opposition. (Journal Record)
Under new management, the State Department of Education sees two dozen employees leave. (Oklahoma Watch)
The historic First National Center in downtown OKC is getting sold soon. (Journal Record)
