Headlines for Wednesday, August 17, 2016:
The Oklahoma City Council approves an historic water agreement with the tribes. (NewsOK)
A proposed stormwater utility vote could impact Norman schools. (NewsOK)
Presidential candidate Donald Trump picks Governor Fallin to his Agriculture Advisory Committee. (AP)
Oklahoma receives a failing grade on family leave policies. (NewsOK)
Union High School students aid in the retirement of US flags burned in an American Legion fire. (Tulsa World)
Pawhuska school students get another day of summer because of water issues in the northeast Oklahoma town. (KTUL)
A fluke search of a website links a 1981 Tulsa missing person case with a 1983 unsolved Muskogee County murder. (Tulsa World)
Baptist pastor getting outraised in Edmond Senate GOP race. (NewsOK)
Regulators approve a $30 million reimbursement settlement for OG&E over Smart Hours. (NewsOK)
Oklahoma City sits in an economic limbo as it transitions from acute distress to recover. (Journal Record)
Oil and gas development in Tuttle is leading the city manager to come up with suboptimal ways to build his own infrastructure. (Journal Record)
Feed stores get ready for thoroughbred season. (Journal Record)
