Headlines for Wednesday, January 3, 2018:
- A revised financial plan from the Department of Health shows more cuts and layoffs. (NewsOK)
State officials resume work to fix the embattled Department of Health. (Journal Record)
Oklahoma homeless struggle under freezing temperatures. (NewsOK)
- Despite a cold end, December was actually warmer than normal. (Tulsa World)
- The town of El Reno is mourning the loss of three children in a house fire. (NewsOK)
Tulsa County swears in its first deputies in three years. (Tulsa World)
Costs are rising for the new Tulsa city jail expected to open in March. (Tulsa World)
A paperwork error forces a delay in OKC school renovation. (NewsOK)
OKC park, trail and infrastructure investment fees come up short in 2017. (Journal Record)
Fallin appoints a new Oklahoma County judge. (NewsOK)
Questions arise about panhandle wind farm. (NewsOK)
Oklahoma’s energy sector helped boost the state’s economy in 2017. (Journal Record)
New service at Stillwater airport brings double expected passengers in its first year. (Tulsa World)
- Cold weather could have an impact on the tick population. (Tulsa World)
