Headlines for Thursday, April 14, 2016:
- Governor Fallin releases a plan to fix the state’s budget hole. (Journal Record)
Educators from around the state file paperwork to run for office. (KFOR)
The future of Oklahoma City’s school superintendent is coming up in a meeting tonight. (NewsOK)
Despite a budget crisis, the Oklahoma City School Board takes a $25,000 trip to Boston. (KFOR)
Hospital and nursing home administrators want tobacco tax increase to stave off a proposed 25% cut to Medicaid. (Tulsa World)
The City of Yukon plans staff cuts to deal with a budget crisis. (NewsOK)
Three Tulsa city counselors retain their seats after a candidate filing deadline ends. (Tulsa World)
A bill in Congress gives $76 million in funding for Oklahoma military bases. (AP)
Sisters who survived a home invasion get the chance to meet the emergency dispatcher who walked them through the tragedy. (Fox25)
The Thunder is playing the first round of the NBA playoffs against its I-35 rivals. (NewsOK)
