Headlines for Friday, June 5, 2015:
The Environmental Protection Agency releases a study on fracking and drinking water. (NewsOK)
FEMA approves ten more counties for federal assistance. (KOCO)
Governor Fallin signs a bill dealing with police body camera videos. (Tulsa World)
Deadline is approaching for bills to get signed by Governor Fallin. (Journal Record)
Governor Fallin takes a walk to encourage Oklahomans to get healthy. (NewsOK)
New reports shows Oklahomans would be healthier with Medicaid expansion. (Tulsa World)
Temp agency tests graders are blamed on the failure of writing tests in Oklahoma. (Oklahoma Watch)
The State Department of Health confirms the first case of West Nile. (KOCO)
Small farms are working to recover from May flooding. (Journal Record)
Pest control businesses keeping busy after floods. (Journal Record)
A former mayor of Luther faces accusations in the theft of copper. (NewsOK)
Miami trooper shooting justified according to DA. (Tulsa World)
A new juvenile detention facility is behind its construction schedule. (Muskogee Phoenix)
The 27th annual Statewide Preservation Conference is ending today in Bartlesville. (Bartlesville Examiner-Enterprise)
Noble residents are worried about safety because they cannot always exit their neighborhood. (KFOR)
A plan for three low water dams in the Arkansas River is moving forward. (Tulsa World)
OKC barber wants to create a mobile barber shop. (NewsOK)
Students from Jenks are heading to national competition on alternative energy. (Tulsa World)
