Headlines for Wednesday, November 1, 2017:
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More changes are coming at the top of the beleaguered State Health Department. (NewsOK)
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State Auditor starts process of looking into the finances of the Health Department. (Journal Record)
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Gov Fallin announces changes to the Department of Management and Enterprise Services. (AP)
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Lawmakers consider expanding Tribal gaming in an attempt to raise revenue. (Tulsa World)
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Several new state laws take effect today. (Tulsa World)
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New fees hit Oklahomans today. (NewsOK)
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PolitiFact says Lankford’s economic statement is half true. (Tulsa World)
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Arkansas lawmaker discontinues agreement with controversial drug rehab. (Tulsa World)
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Corporation Commission computers back on after hack. (NewsOK)
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State’s water conservation plan focuses on reuse. (Journal Record)
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First responders train for flooding. (Tulsa World)
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Pop-up store raising money for a school in Ghana, Africa is returning to Midtown. (Journal Record)
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Devon Energy sees a $228M profit in third quarter. (NewsOK)
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Paycom posts $101M profit in third quarter. (NewsOK)
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William Shatner comes to Oklahoma on Saturday for one-man show. (Tulsa World)
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The Oklahoma City Thunder wins big in Milwaukee. (NewsOK)
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The Sooners and Cowboys place in the top eleven in the initial College Football Rankings. (Tulsa World)