Headlines for August 25, 2016:
Medical marijuana supporters push forward to get the measure on the November ballot. (Tulsa World)
The runner up in a Congressional Democratic runoff hasn’t decided whether to seek a recount. (AP)
Concerns are rising of unaffordable health insurance under the Affordable Care Act. (NewsOK)
Budget cuts could force furloughs at the Department of Public Safety and Highway Patrol. (NewsOK)
Delays are possible in state’s food stamp program. (KWTV)
Tulsa County threatens a lawsuit against the State Department of Corrections. (Tulsa World)
A state lawmaker wants to look at whether IT consolidation is saving the state money. (Journal Record)
PSO is asking for a $132 million rate hike. (Journal Record)
A Seminole company CEO files paperwork to launch a charter school. (NewsOK)
Organizations at OSU provide smoke alarms and alert devices for people with disabilities. (KOSU)
Oklahoma youth sports organizers are seeing a boost in business following the Olympic games in Rio. (Journal Record)
Prairie Land owned by media mogul Ted Turner gets transferred to the Osage Nation. (Tulsa World)
