Headlines for Monday, December 11, 2017:
Governor Fallin wants to crack down on sexual harassment in state government. (Journal Record)
A state House committee to investigate the health department begins today. (NewsOK)
The State Health Department is dealing with news of layoffs in its agency. (NewsOK)
Time is running out to raise revenue. (Journal Record)
Rehab patients who surrender food stamp benefits say they aren’t getting fed. (NewsOK)
A new study finds education cuts in Oklahoma are hurting the state’s economy. (Journal Record)
Tulsa school officials want to crack down on chronically absent students. (Tulsa World)
Edmond parents raise concerns about bullying. (NewsOK)
Teacher shortage impacts Tulsa Community College. (Tulsa World)
The bid to entice Amazon to Tulsa could be kept permanently from the public eye. (Tulsa World)
OKC wants to focus on smaller downtown parks. (Journal Record)
OKC Zoo turns to webcams to show animals. (NewsOK)
OKC Zoo takes advantage of Hippopotamus Christmas song. (Journal Record)
OU Quarterback Baker Mayfield takes home college football’s highest individual honor. (Tulsa World)
