Headlines for Friday, December 1, 2017"
A multi-county grand jury is investigating the State Health Department. (NewsOK)
House subpoenas three state officials over health department fiscal mismanagement. (Tulsa World)
Lt. Gov. Lamb’s campaign manager accused of crashing opponent’s conference call. (Tulsa World)
Oklahoma development in low income areas faces uncertainty under federal tax plan. (Journal Record)
Former Sen. Shortey begins life behind bars after pleading guilty to sex trafficking. (NewsOK)
Oklahoma’s most visible, conservative politicians get jobs with President Trump. (Journal Record)
A signature petition to get raises for Oklahoma City teachers still comes up short. (NewsOK)
Bixby school board takes no action after closed door update on rape allegations (Tulsa World)
OKC Schools considers a return to the traditional calendar. (NewsOK)
Flu claims first two lives in Oklahoma this season. (NewsOK)
New cell therapy treatment for leukemia gets approval in OKC. (Journal Record)
Oklahoma’s employment situation is getting better. (NewsOK)
Carl Icahn blast’s SandRidge’s “Poison Pill” actions. (NewsOK)
Oklahoma oil fields get a boost from OPEC’s extension on production cuts. (NewsOK)
A hotel on Northwest Expressway in OKC has a new owner, and, soon, a new flag. (Journal Record)
Oklahoma State’s quarterback is getting national recognition. (Tulsa World)
