Headlines for Friday, July 13, 2018:
- State lawmakers create a working group on medical marijuana. (Tulsa World)
- Medical marijuana rules passed after board broke away from precedent. (NewsOK)
- New Medical Marijuana rules limits growing to indoors only. (Journal Record)
- Oklahoma City homelessness numbers are down 22% since 2016. (NewsOK)
- Builders raise concerns of higher costs amid President Trump’s Tariffs. (Journal Record)
- Oil prices dip amid fears of a deeper Tariff War. (NewsOK)
- Rogers County DA cracks down on overdue DVD rentals. (Tulsa World)
- Five new names for Lee School remove Robert E. Lee’s surname. (Tulsa World)
- An auction at Saint Gregory’s University brings in $331,000. (NewsOK)
- Finalists named for Oklahoma Teacher of the Year. (NewsOK)
- Residential apartments proposed for site of former children’s home. (Tulsa World)
- Stillwater citizens want to overturn the city’s recently created TIF. (NewsOK)
- OKC VA Hospital plans to expand yoga classes. (Journal Record)
- Build A Bear promotion backfires. (NewsOK)
- The population of Okemah is getting ready to double in a few days. (Journal Record)
