Headlines for Tuesday, April 7, 2015:
Declining oil prices cuts into Oklahoma’s revenue collections. (NewsOK)
FEMA refuses a disaster declaration for Tulsa and Cleveland Counties after tornadoes last month. (Tulsa World)
The State Department of Transportation is looking into earthquake effects on bridges. (Journal Record)
A bill increasing the wait time for abortions advances in the State Senate. (Tulsa World)
Two unclaimed property fund bills opposed by the state treasurer appear dead this session. (NewsOK)
A bill to expand charter schools is stalling at the Capitol. (NewsOK)
The Edmond School Board is selecting a new superintendent. (NewsOK)
An Eastern Oklahoma doctor gets stripped of his license for allegedly over prescribing drugs. (Oklahoma Watch)
The Duncan teen suspected of murdering an Australian baseball player appeals the decision to move the trial. (NewsOK)
An Oklahoma City parking study gets detoured. (Journal Record).
