Headlines for Tuesday, May 12, 2015:
Governor Fallin vetoes a bill to strengthen gun laws. (NewsOK)
House Speaker files bill to finish off the Native American Cultural Center. (Journal Record)
State House members hear a bill to create a tax amnesty to help with the budget shortfall. (Tulsa World)
The Governor gets a petition asking for a moratorium on injection wells to reduce earthquakes. (Tulsa World)
State leaders are facing a lawsuit over budget practices over the past three years. (Tulsa World)
More than two dozen Republican lawmakers sign a resolution calling for OU to return a painting stolen by Nazis. (NewsOK)
More controversy arises in the Tulsa County Sheriff’s office. (Tulsa World)
Crews at the Oklahoma City Boathouse are still picking up after last week’s storms. (Journal Record)
Red Cross closes three shelters, left one open after storms. (AP)
The Edmond City Council approves a fellowship hall for the Islamic Society mosque. (NewsOK)
A gay rights advocate wants the courts to intervene in his attempt to get a personal license tag. (NewsOK)
The number of early education students in Oklahoma ranks near the top nationwide. (NewsOK)
