Headlines for Thursday, October 5, 2017:
An Oklahoma woman shot during the Las Vegas massacre won’t undergo surgery. (NewsOK)
Oklahoma man arrested for threatening a Las Vegas style shooting. (AP)
Oklahoma’s Congressional delegation answers questions about gun control. (NewsOK)
Zero-emission tax incentives are facing further cuts at the State Capitol. (Journal Record)
Increased tax rates on oil and gas production brings in more money to state coffers. (NewsOK)
Fed Reserve official says Oklahoma needs higher oil prices. (Tulsa World)
A state lawmaker’s bill to end what he calls swag from state agencies reemerges at the capitol. (Journal Record)
Ethics Commission considers rule change banning lawmakers from becoming lobbyists after leaving office. (Tulsa World)
Sonic offers free identity theft protection after data breach. (NewsOK)
OU fraternity faces hazing lawsuit. (NewsOK)
Appeals Court upholds $1.21M judgment against OKC nursing home. (NewsOK)
OKC accepts a $100K settlement in wrongful death case. (NewsOK)
Fallin appoints a Tulsa County judge to appellate court. (Tulsa World)
The Five Civilized Tribes of Oklahoma are trying to change federal legislation in place since the 1940s. (Journal Record)
Fifteen Oklahoma tribes will split $18M for law enforcement and criminal justice reform. (NewsOK)
The George Kaiser Family Foundation is working to end the cycle of poverty in Oklahoma. (Tulsa World)
American Airlines promises Tulsa it’s not planning to leave the area. (Tulsa World)
Ranchers find success with diversification. (Journal Record)
