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Headlines: Flood Cleanup, Inhofe vs. Pope & Oklahoma Game of Thrones

Headlines for Friday, June 19, 2015:

  • The remnants of Tropical Storm Bill kill at least three people in Oklahoma. (NewsOK)

  • Falls Creek camp in Davis canceled its camps for next week. (KFOR)

  • Campers from Edmond’s First Baptist Church had their trip cut short because of flooding. (News9)

  • Businesses near area lakes raise concerns over flooding fears. (Journal Record)

  • Debris removal for the May tornado is close to completion in Norman. (Norman Transcript)

  • A new study on earthquakes released. (NewsOK)

  • Pharmacies are providing a new drug without a prescription to possibly save lives in the event of a drug overdose. (NewsOK)

  • Governor Fallin promotes Oklahoma in Paris, France. (Journal Record)

  • Turmoil over a Republican operative is growing. (Tulsa World)

  • Oklahoma Senator Inhofe opposes Pope’s climate change comments. (NewsOK)

  • Jury in trial of Edmond man accused of sexually abusing Kenyan children enters second day of deliberations. (NewsOK)

  • Tulsa approves a $272M budget. (Tulsa World)

  • Health Care Authority decides to not cut provider rates to doctors and nurses. (OK Watch)

  • A neglected area in Northwest Muskogee is attracting interest from prospective developers. (Muskogee Phoenix)

  • Six volunteers from the Norman chapter of Citizens’ Climate Lobby are heading to D.C. (Norman Transcript)

  • Organizers at the Oklahoma City LGBT Pride Week are expecting record crowds. (OK Gazette)

  • Game of Thrones: Oklahoma Style! (NewsOK)

  • Visitors to downtown Stillwater could soon be going in circles at Tenth and Main. (Stillwater News Press)

  • Film Row developers unveil plans for the OKC district. (NewsOK)

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