Headlines for Tuesday, December 23, 2014:
- Oklahoma gets the go ahead to resume executions. (NewsOK)
State leaders are going with Kansas City, Missouri-based JE Dunn Construction to repair the outside of the Capitol. (Journal Record)
The Tulsa World wants the state to unseal records relating to the botched execution of Clayton Lockett. (Tulsa World)
Just in time for holiday travel, officials unveiled the completed archway over the Will Rogers Turnpike in Vinita. (Tulsa World)
After being pregnant for nearly two years, an elephant at the Oklahoma City Zoo has a new daughter. (NewsOK)
Attorney for the accused Boston Marathon bomber are pointing to the Oklahoma City bombing to get a change of venue. (AP)
Oklahoma law enforcement agencies are giving Christmas gifts to some families with young children. (Tulsa World)
A huge hole on the Oklahoma River is good news for water sports enthusiasts. (Journal Record)
The dropping price of gas might be relief to drivers, but it’s causing headaches for those who depend on its revenue. (NewsOn6)
An oil company wanting to drill at Lake Hefner says it would cut down on crime in the area. (KOCO)
