Headlines for Tuesday, June 27, 2017:
OKC reverses its decision on closing North Highland Elementary. (NewsOK)
A group of car dealers sues Oklahoma over the state’s new motor vehicle sales tax. (Journal Record)
State Attorney General approves borrowing from the Rainy Day Fund. (NewsOK)
Supreme Court declines to reinstate a civil rights lawsuit over a 2014 botched execution. (AP)
Investigators are looking into the police shooting death of a man Sunday afternoon. (News9)
Sand Springs updates its police policies post Ferguson. (Tulsa World)
Oklahoma sees largest rural growth of Airbnb. (NewsOK)
Independent telephone companies step up for rural areas. (Tulsa World)
DEQ adds 14 more lakes to mercury advisory list. (Journal Record)
Protect yourself against mosquitos this summer. (NewsOK)
MBA program at UCO now includes renewable energy. (Journal Record)
State officials celebrate 100th birthday of the capitol. (Tulsa World)
Third largest NRHA event comes to OKC this weekend (Journal Record)
Westbrook wins the NBA’s Most Valuable Player Award. (NewsOK)
