Headlines for Thursday, July 30, 2015:
Oklahoma is seeing a drop in high school graduation rates statewide. (Oklahoma Watch)
Collections to Oklahoma’s general revenue drop again. (Tulsa World)
Unemployment in Oklahoma City rises for third straight month. (NewsOK)
Tulsa’s jobless rate jumps to nearly 5%. (Tulsa World)
Oklahoma County Commissioners are turning to business leaders to get support for a new jail. (NewsOK)
Corporate sponsorship for American Indian Cultural Center in OKC might be hard to find. (Journal Record)
The Oklahoma Federation of Republican Women is apologizing for a Facebook post. (KFOR)
Three Oklahoma lawmakers propose new anti-Planned Parenthood bills. (NewsOK)
Residents of Broken Arrow hold a vigil for the family involved in a mass murder last week. (Tulsa World)
The Federal Emergency Management Agency denies Governor Fallin’s request for individual assistance for 19 counties. (Muskogee Phoenix)
Boeing is adding to its Oklahoma City corporate campus. (Norman Transcript)
State leaders lobby to be home for new fighter jet. (NewsOK)
Norman might be getting an armored police vehicle. (Norman Transcript)
- Two-hundred Tulsans show support for Bernie Sanders. (Tulsa World)
Stillwater High School is getting a new lift for its students with disabilities. (Stillwater News Press)
The Choctaw Nation is getting ready to finish its casino resort in Durant this September. (Journal Record)
After ten years of legal tattooing in Oklahoma, there are some regrets to getting oneself inked. (OK Gazette)
An Oklahoma nicotine vapor store is having a big impact nationwide. (Journal Record)
Tulsa’s Oxley Nature Center is getting some new residents. (News on 6)
Blake Shelton/Miranda Lambert divorce judge defends sealing documents. (NewsOK)
