Headlines for Monday, August 3, 2015:
Records show a Tulsa reserve deputy failed to get adequate training before going out on patrols. (Tulsa World)
Oklahoma City Public School recruiters are working to reduce vacancies. (NewsOK)
Privatization for the Tulsa County jail gets delayed indefinitely. (Tulsa World)
Oklahoma’s rural hospitals are struggling to make ends meet. (NewsOK)
Scientists are trying to figure out earthquakes near Edmond and Guthrie. (Tulsa World)
A trailer park helping convicted sex offenders is struggling to survive. (NewsOK)
OU President David Boren wants a full internal review of a secretive baboon breeding facility in El Reno. (NewsOK)
Oklahoma Senator James Lankford already has half a million on hand for his reelection next year. (Tulsa World)
Oklahomans are voting on Right to Farm legislation in November. (Journal Record)
The Oklahoma National Guard is making a bid to serve as an operational location for the F-35 fighter jet. (News9)
Enid’s Woodring Regional Airport is getting an extension to its runway. (Enid News & Eagle)
The Osage Nation will have its first tribally managed health care facility this year. (AP)
Energy companies are coping with low oil prices. (Journal Record)
Tahlequah’s Memorial weekend Do-over fills recreation areas. (News on 6)
Oklahoma on pace for wettest year ever. (NewsOK)
