Headlines for Monday, August 15, 2016:
State Finance leaders look at ways to raise teacher pay without using surplus funds. (AP)
A new poll shows the state legislature is more unpopular in Oklahoma than President Obama. (Tulsa World)
City officials are joining in their effort to oppose Right to Farm. (Journal Record)
Tulsa’s District Attorney opposes a state question dealing with criminal justice. (Tulsa World)
Central Oklahoma suburbs increase spending through asset seizures. (NewsOK)
OKC is receiving less money through seizures. (NewsOK)
Presidential candidate sue Oklahoma over ballot access. (Journal Record)
Oklahoma’s Congressional delegation raises money for out of state Republican candidates. (NewsOK)
A stormwater utility fee vote in Norman gets mixed reaction. (NewsOK)
Officials push safety as kids return to school. (Tulsa World)
The Golf Club of Oklahoma in Broken Arrow files a lawsuit against its operator, American Golf Corporation. (Journal Record)
Multiple Christian leaders hold a unity walk as an alternative to a Satanic Black Mass. (KOSU)
A memorial ceremony remembers the massacre at an Edmond Post Office 30 years ago. (NewsOK)
The Oklahoma City Thunder signs veteran guard Ronnie Price. (NewsOK)
