Headlines for Tuesday, September 29, 2015:
Attorneys for a man set to be executed tomorrow night plan to keep fighting. (KFOR)
Army Officials ask Congressman Steve Russell for more time on female Ranger records request. (Ledger-Enquirer)
State budget leaders tell agency heads to prepare for the worst. (Tulsa World)
Crews are racing to finish road projects before winter comes. (News on 6)
Oklahoma’s Senators oppose the bill to avoid shutting down the government. (NewsOK)
The future of the Ten Commandments monument at the State Capitol is getting discussed today. (KOCO)
North Tulsans say they weren’t consulted on a new juvenile justice center. (Tulsa World)
Republican Presidential Candidate Jeb Bush is visiting Oklahoma today. (News9)
A massive deal with Tulsa’s Williams company creates the fifth largest energy company in the world. (Tulsa World)
The buyout of Williams Companies could impact Tulsa’s non-profits. (Journal Record)
A new report looks at energy production and triggered earthquakes. (NewsOK)
Structural engineers are assessing earthquake damage at Crescent Public Schools. (Enid News & Eagle)
Muskogee Public Schools are getting an upgrade. (Muskogee Phoenix)
SandRidge suspends its semiannual dividend payment. (Journal Record)
Tulsa singers get engaged during “The Voice” audition. (Tulsa World)
Lottery officials are looking for two big winners. (KFOR)
The Thunder’s new coach appreciates Oklahoma hospitality. (Tulsa World)
