Headlines for Wednesday, January 4, 2017:
The State House and Senate gather for Organizational Day as the 56th Oklahoma legislature. (Fox25)
A state lawmaker at the center of sexual harassment allegations questions why his accuser was paid. (Tulsa World)
House Committee set to investigate Rep. Kirby. (NewsOK)
Oklahoma gets more time to comply with the Real ID Act. (AP)
Oklahoma’s annual education quality falls one point to 47th in the nation. (Tulsa World)
Tulsa police training focuses on de-escalation. (Tulsa World)
Chickasha medical group launches a health care subscription plan (Journal Record)
Turnpike Authority faces another lawsuit over bonds. (Tulsa World)
The Creek Turnpike is testing a new system of billing cash customers for tolls. (NewsOK)
OKC settles a labor contract with the city’s largest union. (NewsOK)
OKC street lights get LED upgrade. (Journal Record)
Most Oklahoma stocks end positive in 2016. (NewsOK)
