Headlines for Friday, June 23, 2017:
Oklahoma Senators review the GOP health care bill. (NewsOK)
Gov candidate challenges current budget (Tulsa World)
Making an Oklahoma agency more efficient could force the state to pay about $20M to the feds. (Journal Record)
Petition calls for OKC income tax to go to schools. (NewsOK)
Oklahoma’s teacher shortage is getting worse. (NewsOK)
OKC police hope a quarter cent sales tax will fill more positions. (Journal Record)
Annual one night count of OKC homeless population shows a decrease over last year. (NewsOK)
Oklahoma City is educating businesses on responsible water usage. (Journal Record)
Oklahoma City’s Pride Parade celebrates its 30th year this Sunday night. (NewsOK)
An Oklahoma popular culture museum clears another hurdle. (Tulsa World)
Spaghetti Warehouse gets an owner. (NewsOK)
Thunder selects Tulsa-born Terrance Ferguson in draft. (NewsOK)
