Here is a sampling of headlines for the morning of November 21, 2014:
Students at Norman High School are planning a walkout demonstration for bullied rape victims. (NewsOK)
Many Oklahomans who get wrongly convicted of a crime aren’t getting compensation. (Tulsa World)
A spike in energy growth is creating opportunities for bad business deals. (Journal Record)
A seven-year fundraising campaign is transforming Oklahoma State University. (NewsOK)
Farmers in southwest Oklahoma are breathing sighs of relief after a thunderstorm dropped up to three inches of rain over the area. (Lawton Constitution)
A criminal justice reform group is hoping next year will be the time to see changes in Oklahoma. (NewsOK)
Oklahoma companies are keeping a close eye on a mega-merger in the oil industry. (Journal Record)
The Ten Commandments Monument at the state capitol is getting rebuit. (AP)
Oklahoma game officials are urging motorists to be on the lookout for deer darting into traffic this fall. (Shawnee News-Star)
Small businesses are hoping to see an increase in customers this Saturday. (Stillwater News Press)
