Here is a sampling of headlines for the morning of November 20, 2014:
Attorneys for the man who held hostages at a Norman office want the District Attorney disqualified from the case. (Norman Transcript)
A Group of Oklahomans is working to change what some consider outdated alcohol laws. (Oklahoma Gazette)
The money Oklahoma gets from Tribal casinos dropped for the first time since collections began in 2006. (Oklahoma Watch)
The State Board of Education approves charter schools for juvenile corrections agencies. (NewsOK)
Oklahoma economists are mostly optimistic about the state’s economy, but also warn of slower growth without more investment in infrastructure and education. (Journal Record)
An Oklahoma City food pantry is getting ready to deliver Thanksgiving meals to people with HIV and AIDS. (City Sentinel)
Oklahoma State University is getting recognized by the Environmental Protection Agency as a national leader for its use of green power practices and technology. (Stillwater News Press)
The Oklahoma Gazette encourages people to put a new twist on the phrase: "Drink Responsibly!" (Oklahoma Gazette)
A State lawmakers wants the Attorney General to investigate a local Islamic group after it was designated a terrorist group. (Tulsa World)
The Oklahoma City Thunder loses another game on the road getting beat by the Denver Nuggets, 107 to 100. (ESPN)
