Headlines for Friday, June 1, 2018:
- Much of the state is facing a Heat Advisory as Heat Indices reach into triple digits today. (News on 6)
- Major political parties fail to get a big boost in recent surge of voter registrations. (NewsOK)
- Senator James Lankford and conservative Christians oppose Medical Marijuana. (Tulsa World)
- Oklahoma leads the region in control practices for opioids. (Journal Record)
- Opioid Commission calls for more time to do more work. (NewsOK)
- Variety Care opens a new clinic in north Oklahoma City. (NewsOK)
- The NAACP is calling on Tulsa to change its policing practices. (Tulsa World)
- Son of murdered labor commissioner Mark Costello will remain in state mental hospital. (NewsOK)
- Court finds Choctaw Nation liable in 2013 casino-bound charter bus crash. (NewsOK)
- Students in Tulsa are getting more politically savvy. (Tulsa World)
- A new commission to audit state agencies fails to adhere to Open Meetings Laws. (Journal Record)
- Amazon signs lease for OKC facility. (NewsOK)
- Norman commits to a greener future. (NewsOK)
- New program helps more Oklahomans get affordable housing. (Journal Record)
- New Tulsa mural hopes to raise awareness of homelessness. (Tulsa World)
- Oklahoma City is getting its first direct flight to Washington, DC. (Journal Record)
- A Yukon man is facing a lawsuit from the estate of the late music icon Prince. (NewsOK)
- Flaming Lips finally releases a greatest hits album. (NewsOK)
