Headlines for Thursday, October 19, 2017:
The state Mental Health Department announces cuts possibly affecting thousands of Oklahomans. (Journal Record)
Republican lawmaker stopped oversight of controversial drug recovery program. (Tulsa World)
ACLU sues Stuart Schools over national anthem policy. (McAlester News-Capital)
Jury finds former Tulsa police officer guilty of manslaughter in death of his daughter’s boyfriend. (Tulsa World)
FBI investigation into underage human trafficking results in 120 arrests across the country. (Fox25)
Tulsa’s mayor says city is competitive in bid for Amazon HQ2. (Tulsa World)
OKC Mayor Mick Cornett formally begins his gubernatorial campaign. (Tulsa World)
Congressman Cole expects more federal funds for higher education. (NewsOK)
Oklahoma gets a one-year extension on Real I-D compliance. (NewsOK)
Terrance Crutcher death lawsuit adds Tulsa’s police chief as a defendant. (Tulsa World)
Chaparral Energy turns its attention on oil in the STACK. (Journal Record)
Oklahoma’s cattle industry wants to pool more of their money for shared marketing. (Journal Record)
Bricktown loses Dekora. (Journal Record)
Thunder fans get new food choices in upcoming season. (Journal Record)
