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Headlines: Hugo Water, West Nile & Mankiller Documentary

Headlines for Friday, August 14, 2015:

  • A company managing water in Hugo faces a huge fine. (Journal Record)
     
  • Grand Jury hears from Deputies of the Tulsa County Sheriff. (Tulsa World)

  • Audit finds Wagoner County Sheriff abuse county funds. (Tulsa World)

  • Muskogee County survivalist store refuses to allow Muslims. (Tulsa World)

  • Senator Ted Cruz receives strong support at a stop in Oklahoma City. (KFOR)

  • Overflow crowds turnout for Cruz in Tulsa, Bartlesville. (Tulsa World)

  • Sen. Lankford talks immigration in downtown OKC. (Journal Record)

  • Senator Lankford tours the Vance control tower and the Enid Woodring Regional Airport. (Enid News & Eagle)

  • Oklahomans feel pinch of low oil, but high gas prices. (NewsOK)

  • Doctors who see the state’s poorest patients are getting trained to reduce prescription drug abuse. (NewsOK)

  • Two new mosquito samples containing West Nile Virus have been found in Oklahoma County. (KFOR)

  • An Oklahoma City panel is considering the destruction of two buildings for a downtown park. (Journal Record)

  • Moore school district moves forward with $209M bond for school shelters. (NewsOK)

  • Foreclosure sales by Oklahoma and Tulsa County Sheriffs are down 15-percent, but not because everyone is keeping up with their mortgages. (Journal Record)

  • Drilling company defies oil prices to expand in central Oklahoma. (NewsOK)

  • Norman and University of Oklahoma police plan to serve the community in a different way next week. (Norman Transcript)

  • A Tulsa business-man is starting a unique online financial company. (News on 6)

  • This weekend marks the 80th anniversary of a tragic Oklahoma event. (Claremore Progress)

  • Document pays tribute to Cherokee Chief Wilma Mankiller (NewsOK)

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