Headlines for Friday, September 16, 2016:
Prosecutors in the OSU Homecoming parade crash submit a list of 200 witnesses. (Tulsa World)
A debate for Oklahoma County Sheriff turns combative. (NewsOK)
Stillwater Democratic lawmaker calls for moratorium on disposal wells. (NewsOK)
An historic water deal between Oklahoma and tribal leaders gets approval in the US Senate. (NewsOK)
Prosecutors are calling on an increase of more than $11 million in state appropriations. (Tulsa World)
Catholic Preschool closes midway through semester. (KFOR)
A lawsuit by Oklahoma schools who feel they’ve been shorted funding heads to district court. (Tulsa World)
A former state school board member gets appointment to the Regional University System of Oklahoma. (NewsOK)
A lack of health insurance in Oklahoma is frustrating providers. (Journal Record)
North central Oklahoma is experiencing an outbreak of mumps. (Norman Transcript)
Protesters call on PSO to drop prices for non-“Smart Meter” users. (Tulsa World)
A town south of Oklahoma City dealing with water issues sees hope in the near future. (Journal Record)
A Tulsa stock analyst is appearing on Jeopardy today. (Tulsa World)
Credit unions consider bitcoin participation. (Journal Record)
OKC’s first ever Zine Fest celebrates the art of homemade magazines. (Red Dirt Report)
