Headlines for Thursday, October 1, 2015:
Governor Fallin stays Richard Glossip’s execution. (NewsOK)
Tulsa Sheriff plans to resign. (Tulsa World)
Deputy involved in the death of Eric Harris resigns. (Tulsa World)
The state GOP offers space for the Ten Commandments monument. (NewsOK)
Oklahoma representatives split their vote on government shutdown. (NewsOK)
Purple heart for OKC bombing victims pulled from defense bill. (NewsOK)
Lawmakers look to black history to boost tourism. (Journal Record)
The energy slump is having a major impact on Oklahoma’s economy. (NewsOK)
Gov. Fallin talks about earthquakes as incoming chairman of energy group. (NewsOK)
Osage County wind power gets the go ahead from a federal judge. (Tulsa World)
State’s ten largest banks hold more than 50% of all deposits in Oklahoma. (NewsOK)
Edmond bans texting and driving. (NewsOK)
The Creek nation receives a grant to provide alcohol and substance abuse services. (Muskogee Phoenix)
Oklahoma State University launches a new school for the arts programs. (Stillwater News Press)
Will Rogers Airport is getting some upgrades. (KFOR)
Free parking comes to an end in Tulsa’s Brady Arts District. (Tulsa World)
OKC considers expanding bus service. (Journal Record)
Oklahoma City is getting streetcars. (KFOR)
