Headlines for Friday, October 14, 2016:
NTSB releases report on the OSU Homecoming Parade crash which killed four people. (Tulsa World)
Report of officer involved in Crutcher shooting had 4 previous use-of force incidents. (Tulsa World)
Crutcher family invited to Thunder game. (Tulsa World)
A lawsuit against an OU Football player gets moved to Oklahoma City. (NewsOK)
Court orders an OKC Group home to pay $7.2M in a wrongful-death case. (NewsOK)
Voter registration grows ahead of today’s deadline for next month’s General Election. (KFOR)
A new poll shows less than half of registered support a Right to Farm ballot measure. (KWTV)
The State Medical Examiner gets set to move into its new home. (Fox25)
State Health officials report the first influenza hospitalizations this flu season. (AP)
More than 400 people gather to pray for Oklahoma’s oil industry. (NewsOK)
OKC-based energy company grows after shedding $1.45B in debt. (NewsOK)
Three new companies are headed to downtown Edmond. (Journal Record)
The price of pumpkins is increasing as demand grows. (Journal Record)
BOK Center named arena of the year. (Tulsa World)
The Oklahoma City Thunder loses its preseason game in Tulsa. (Tulsa World)
