Headlines for Monday June 1, 2015:
Despite a strong economy in Oklahoma, the state’s homeless student population is rising. (Oklahoma Watch)
State Colleges and Universities are facing cuts from the state budget. (NewsOK)
Bartlesville schools are preparing for budget cuts. (Bartlesville Examiner-Enterprise)
A judge rules in favor of the state in the 2011 death of Serenity Deal. (NewsOK)
The state’s new Workers Compensation Commission is asking for an Attorney General’s opinion on being allowed to meet behind closed doors. (Journal Record)
Oklahoma prisons are halting all weddings until the U.S. Supreme Court decides on same-sex marriages. (NewsOK)
Not surprising, the month of May in 2015 tops the list of the wettest month in state history. (Tulsa World)
A new Food and Shelter proposal for a Norman neighborhood is facing some objections. (Norman Transcript)
Researchers are updating the architectural plans at the State Capitol before beginning renovation. (NewsOK)
Oklahomans rallied at the state capital Saturday for a stronger medical marijuana initiative. (News9)
Democrats top the list of most votes missed in the State House this session. (Tulsa World)
Experts question recent maneuvers by Sandridge Energy. (Journal Record)
Passenger rail in Tulsa is facing delays. (Tulsa World)
A new documentary film focuses on the history of African- American towns in Oklahoma. (Muskogee Phoenix)
Heavy rains lead to the discovery of thousand year old human remains in southwest Oklahoma. (Lawton Constitution)
