Headlines for Friday, May 1, 2015:
A company providing a controversial execution drug wants Oklahoma to return it for a refund. (Oklahoma Watch)
A bill heading to the governor puts new pressures on women seeking an abortion. (Tulsa World)
Governor Fallin signs a bill allowing for the use of cannabis oil to treat children with epilepsy. (News9)
Superintendents from Oklahoma's two largest school districts met with legislators to discuss the unique challenges that urban districts face. (NewsOK)
Governor Fallin gets a bill allowing for online renewal of drivers’ licenses. (Tulsa World)
A bill regulating ride sharing services like Uber and Lyft is heading to the Governor. (NewsOK)
Nearly 200 Oklahoma hospitals mostly in rural areas are getting hit with high Internet bills. (Journal Record)
A federal judge in Utah investigated claims the FBI pressured a former government operative into backing out of testifying in a lawsuit over the OKC Bombing. (Salt Lake Tribune)
An Oklahoma filmmaker is screening his latest work. (Oklahoma Gazette)
New tenants are moving into the former American Fidelity Headquarters in northwest Oklahoma City. (Journal Record)
Focus on food options for insomniacs in OKC. (Oklahoma Gazette)
The Oklahoma City Thunder hires a new head coach to replace Scott Brooks. (NewsOK)
