Headlines for Friday, October 20, 2017:
Oklahoma's House Speaker says the state has money to delay health budget cuts. (NewsOK)
Drug court participants face more prison time amid budget shortfall. (Journal Record)
Nurses group readies for battle in the next legislative session. (Journal Record)
US AG Jeff Sessions delivers the keynote address to a group of Oklahoma sheriffs. (NewsOK)
Robert Bates serves 1.5 years of four year sentence. (Tulsa World)
Family of Jeremy Lake speaks out about Shannon Kepler’s conviction. (Tulsa World)
Governor Fallin names DPC Commissioner to State Adjutant General. (Tulsa World)
Tulsa suburban students outpace state in testing. (Tulsa World)
Oklahoma’s Promise tuition payments increase $2.5M. (NewsOK)
Two Oklahoma energy companies settle lawsuit in Prague earthquake. (NewsOK)
Urban Agrarian considers a hub location in downtown Edmond. (Journal Record)
Bricktown Brewery celebrates a quarter century. (Journal Record)
The Thunder wins the first game of the new NBA season. (NewsOK)
