Headlines for Wednesday, August 19, 2015:
The Obama administration proposes first federal limits on methane emissions. (NewsOK)
Oil produces in Osage County file another law suit against the Bureau of Indian Affairs. (Tulsa World)
State Senator resigning amid embezzlement allegations won’t get pension. (AP)
A State Senator introduces a plan to raise teacher pay. (Journal Record)
A lawsuit hopes to stop a law banning teachers from paying union dues out of their paychecks. (NewsOK)
Religious leaders call on the governor to remove the Ten Commandments monument from the Capitol. (Tulsa World)
A man supporting a Muslim-free gun store shoots himself when his weapon falls out of its holster. (Tulsa World)
Congressman Tom Cole faced angry constituents at a Town Hall meeting. (NewsOK)
The Tulsa Sheriff’s fight over a petition against him cost more than $12,000 in legal fees. (Tulsa World)
Tulsa’s mayor talks public safety in state of the city address. (Journal Record)
OKC wants to crack down in prostitution and drugs. (NewsOK)
OKC is creating a texting and driving ordinance similar to state law. (KFOR)
Oklahoma’s beer industry is booming according to an economic study. (NewsOK)
A popular Oklahoma City block party is getting competition. (Journal Record)
Popular PBS Chef from OKC returns home for October benefit. (NewsOK)
Thunder releases preseason schedule. (NewsOK)
