Headlines for Wednesday, August 30, 2017:
Oklahoma is sending its National Guard to help our neighbors to the south. (NewsOK)
Oklahoma farmers worry about shipments in south Texas. (Journal Record)
A Tulsa husband and wife find themselves in a frightening situation as they headed to south Texas for a getaway cruise. (KWGS)
State officials are working to crack down on opioid abuse in Oklahoma. (Journal Record)
The man accused of bombing an Air Force Recruiting Station in Bixby is found to be mentally incompetent. (Tulsa World)
Federal judge throws out Kialegee case saying it belongs in tribal court. (Tulsa World)
Tulsa fire chief and mayor work to fix low morale. (Tulsa World)
Blue Cross/Blue Shield extends contract with Integris. (NewsOK)
Williams Co. takeover appears less likely. (Tulsa World)
OKC moves closer to American Indian Cultural Center completion.(NewsOK)
Tulsa gets visit from vets walking to raise suicide awareness. (Tulsa World)
OSU Construction Management students are graduating into a high demand career. (Journal Record)
