Headlines for Thursday, May 28, 2015:
Oklahoma braces for another weekend of rain. (NewsOK)
Heavy rain fall is instigating a juggling act just west of Tulsa. (KWGS)
Payne County is under the county and statewide disaster emergency declaration. (Stillwater News Press)
Oklahomans in charge of fixing the state’s rural roads and bridges raise concerns over a state budget cutting $72 million from funding. (KOSU)
Cleveland County road and bridge repair could be hampered because of the tax fund cap. (Norman Transcript)
Leader of the House Democrats says the middle class lost in the legislative session. (Tulsa World)
Three groups bid to review the Tulsa County Sheriff. (Tulsa World)
Governor Fallin says no to repairs to the Governor’s Mansion. (NewsOK)
Oklahoma highways are going hi-tech. (Journal Record)
Muskogee County voters will decide on whether to lift a ban on Sunday alcohol sells. (Muskogee Phoenix)
MAPS3 Senior Center moves one step closer to reality. (NewsOK)
Energy dip not having negative impact on Oklahoma banks. (NewsOK)
Changes are coming to Oklahoma banking. (Journal Record)
Focusing on a new trend of taking pictures of food, dubbed “food porn”. (OK Gazette)
Oprah Winfrey Network to shoot miniseries on Tulsa Race Riot. (Tulsa World)
