Headlines for Tuesday, September 22, 2015:
New evidence raises doubts over the guilt of Richard Glossip. (Tulsa World)
The State Pardon and Parole Board withdraws new policies on commutations. (NewsOK)
Officials lift lockdown at prisons following deadly attack earlier this month. (Tulsa World)
A former undersheriff for Stanley Glanz testifies before the grand jury yesterday. (Tulsa World)
A new program hopes to fill the gap in domestic violence services. (Journal Record)
A new report shows Oklahoma ranks sixth highest in obesity. (Tulsa World)
The number of uninsured Oklahomans drops, but still not as good as the national average. (Tulsa World)
Insure Oklahoma opens its services to larger businesses. (NewsOK)
The State Department of Environmental Quality issues two new notices on the water in Hugo. (Journal Record)
A Southeast Oklahoma Democrat is choosing not to seek reelection. (NewsOK)
A drop in energy prices could delay more than a trillion dollars in oil field projects. (NewsOK)
Biologists have a rare chance to get up close with an ancient fish. (News on 6)
An Enid high school art teacher is publishing a book designed by students. (Enid News & Eagle)
Porter Elementary in northeast Oklahoma received a grant to support literacy. (Muskogee Phoenix)
The Dodgers are finding success in Oklahoma City. (Journal Record)
