Headlines for Friday, January 19, 2017:
A Democratic candidate for governor wants to raise taxes on oil and gas production. (NewsOK)
Oil producers disagree on GPT tax increase. (NewsOK)
Police release video of Rep. McBride on tracking device. (NewsOK)
Lawmakers reach deadline for bill filling in upcoming session. (Journal Record)
State Worker group calls for $7500 raise for Oklahoma employees. (NewsOK)
Officials cry foul on plan to take land trust money to pay for teacher raises. (Tulsa World)
Tulsa Chamber promises to push for pro-education candidates. (Tulsa World)
US Senate committee narrowly confirms OK Congressman Jim Bridenstine to head NASA. (NewsOK)
Bridenstine plans to bring Bill Nye the Science Guy to the State of the Union. (Tulsa World)
Tulsa women plan to march over the weekend. (Tulsa World)
The death toll from the flu reaches 45 in Oklahoma this season. (AP)
Auditor asks court for approval to release Tar Creek audit. (Tulsa World)
Investigators look into late night-fatal shooting of 72-year-old woman by Bartlesville Police. (Tulsa World)
Multicounty grand jury says it needs more time in Bixby High football rape investigation. (Tulsa World)
OSU research program hands out WiFi hotspots at four rural public libraries. (Journal Record)
The city of Tulsa fails to make the top 20 list for Amazon’s second headquarters. (Tulsa World)
OKC Mayor gives final State of the City address. (Journal Record)
Broadway Extension closing gets delayed by a week. (NewsOK)
Principal Chief of the Muscogee (Creek) Nation speaks at OSU.(Journal Record)
OKC’s Kaiser’s Grateful Bean reverses decision to close. (NewsOK)
OKC gets nonstop flights to Philadelphia. (NewsOK)
Home & Garden Show spotlights Rebuilding Together OKC. (NewsOK)
