Headlines for Monday, February 9, 2015:
Oklahoma’s new superintendent ends field testing in state schools. (Tulsa World)
Membership in unions is declining. (Journal Record)
- While GOP led states are finding ways to use Medicaid expansion to help uninsured people, Oklahoma leaders refuse to move forward. (NewsOK)
Voters in central Oklahoma are heading to the polls to vote on local issues tomorrow. (NewsOK)
Northeast Oklahoma voters are deciding on more than $500 million in school bonds tomorrow. (Tulsa World)
The Oklahoma City Thunder rebounds from a devastating loss to win big over the LA Clippers. (News9)
Studies are showing direct links to injection wells and earthquakes, while state leaders and the energy industry want more proof. (Tulsa World)
Rib Crib is growing (Journal Record)
Prison officials are asking for more money to deal with overcrowding. (Tulsa World)
Oklahoma State University settles a lawsuit over renovations at its stadium. (NewsOK)
State lawmakers are moving forward with more than a dozen bills targeting the LGBT community. (Tulsa World)
Proposed job cuts at Fort Sill in southwestern Oklahoma could damage the local economy. (NewsOK)
Big winners at last night’s Grammy Awards include four women with Oklahoma ties. (NewsOK)
