Headlines for Friday, July 29, 2016:
Oklahoma Democrats are returning home today energized by the National Convention in Philadelphia. (NewsOK)
An Oklahoma GOP Congressman says Trump would be better on foreign policy than Clinton. (Tulsa World)
Voter wanting to participate in the August 23rd runoffs have to register today. (Tulsa World)
- Tulsa is deciding the issue of political speech for city employees. (Tulsa World)
Governor Fallin’s call for a special session for teacher pay raises garners bipartisan criticism. (AP)
Mosquitoes carrying the Zika virus appear in Oklahoma. (KFOR)
Illegal drug deaths are soaring while prescription drug deaths drop. (Oklahoma Watch)
OKC homeless groups get more than $7M from local and federal grants. (Journal Record)
Oklahoma City is moving forward with construction on a streetcar maintenance shop. (NewsOK)
Xerox is repoing its copiers from a Mustang-based publishing company. (Journal Record)
Oklahoma City-based energy company branches out into printing. (NewsOK)
Dollar General plans to move into Wal-Mart stores which closed in four Oklahoma towns. (Journal Record)
