Headlines for Wednesday, October 26, 2016:
The suspect in a manhunt hoped to kill more people than just his aunt and uncle. (NewsOK)
Oklahoma County GOP calls for Sheriff John Whetsel to suspend himself. (KGOU)
The driver in an OSU Homecoming Crash which killed four people faces civil lawsuits. (NewsOK)
Lawmakers are looking at alternatives for disposing wastewater from drilling. (Journal Record)
Local Islamic leaders are criticizing a state lawmaker for calling them all terrorists. (Tulsa World)
Candidate for the State House comes under fire for attacks on Hispanic immigrants. (NewsOK)
A state lawmaker plans to reintroduce legislation for physician-assisted suicide. (Journal Record)
A planned relocation of a downtown Tulsa soup kitchen appears headed to court. (Tulsa World)
A drop in sales at Sonic results in a drop in share prices. (NewsOK)
Hotel tax collections fall in OKC. (Journal Record)
The Oklahoma City Metropolitan Library wants to get more students in their doors. (KOSU)
Craving biscuits and gravy? Get an OKC Thunder ticket.. (Journal Record)
Thunder tips off new season on the road tonight. (NewsOK)
