Headlines for Wednesday, February 10, 2016:
Oklahoma’s general revenue takes another hit as collections plummet in January. (Tulsa World)
A bill some say targets the rights of the LGBTQ community dies in a senate panel vote. (KFOR)
A state lawmaker wants an end to co-ed dorms (Journal Record)
A Bill of Rights monument gets new life at the Capitol. (NewsOK)
New bill threatens tax credits to renovate historical buildings. (Journal Record)
Oklahoma oil producers are criticizing President Obama’s proposed fee on oil. (KOCO)
Oil companies want the state to put a process in place for shutting down injection wells. (Journal Record)
A Tulsa-based oil company is getting delisted from the New York Stock Exchange. (Enid News & Eagle)
The future career for the current mayor of Midwest City hangs by a thread. (NewsOK)
Tulsa County voters say yes to more than $180M in school bonds. (Tulsa World)
Grady County voters come to the rescue of their hospital. (NonDoc)
A new Presidential poll shows Donald Trump slipping among Oklahoma voters. (NewsOK)
A proposed city ordinance in Norman would ban exotic creatures like pythons and boa constrictors. (KFOR)
Oklahoma National Guard brings water to a northwest Oklahoma town. (KJRH)
