Headlines for Monday, January 8, 2017:
Study shows Oklahomans are more likely to die of cancer than people in other states. (NewsOK)
GOP candidates for governor mostly avoid questions on legalizing marijuana. (NewsOK)
Republicans south of OKC vote in a special primary tomorrow for a vacated House seat. (NewsOK)
Panel overseeing the Health Department appears optimistic. (Journal Record)
Autopsy reports are getting delayed under a new law. (NewsOK)
Oklahomans’ impact from Trump’s tax cut will vary. (Tulsa World)
OU & OSU athletic departments could be affected by the federal tax cut law. (NewsOK)
Cost of Living Increase for Social Security recipients might fall short. (Tulsa World)
Oklahoma is seeing a decline in refugees. (Journal Record)
Parents plan protest of Humphreys at tonight’s OKC School Board meeting. (NewsOK)
Tulsa shelter keeps helping kids three years after it was supposed to close. (Tulsa World)
Oklahoma County sees a drop in felony cases in 2017. (NewsOK)
Members of the Osage Nation oppose a massive wind project in the panhandle. (Journal Record)
Oklahoma’s parks hope to attract more people over winter months. (Tulsa World)
OKC ordinance for Airbnbs moves a step closer to reality. (Journal Record)
Kingfisher is getting the state’s largest rail spur, transportation loading center. (Journal Record)
The Thunder loses its final game of a three game road trip. (NewsOK)
The Cowgirls come on strong against the Sooners in Bedlam Basketball. (Tulsa World)
