Headlines for Thursday, January 4, 2018:
Petition calls for independence in legislative district lines (NewsOK)
Ongoing special session is keeping legislative lawyers busy. (Journal Record)
Former St. Gregory educators struggle to find work (NewsOK)
Former OKC Mayor Humphreys submits resignation for OU Board of Regents. (NewsOK)
Charter & Virtual Charter Schools top the list of state allocated dollars. (Tulsa World)
Highway construction stalls over a lack of state funding. (Journal Record)
Broadway Extension in OKC is closing as the widening project at I-44 continues. (NewsOK)
Lawsuit challenges Tulsa law banning city employees from political campaigns. (Tulsa World)
Electric lines could tie proposed panhandle wind farm to a Tulsa substation (Tulsa World)
American Airlines workers get a bonus after the federal tax cuts. (Tulsa World)
Architects unveil designs for 17-story downtown OKC Omni Hotel. (NewsOK)
Construction companies expect increase in business for 2018. (Journal Record)
Frigid temperatures don’t concern winter wheat farmers as much as drought. (NewsOK)
A Chickasha baker is finding sweet success. (Journal Record)
OKC Thunder easily takes down the Los Angeles Lakers. (NewsOK)
