Headlines for Monday, June 8, 2015:
Medical costs increasing at Oklahoma County Jail. (NewsOK)
OU Freshmen are required to take five-hour of diversity class. (Tulsa World)
Abortions in Oklahoma fall 19% since 2010. (AP)
- A look at winners and losers in the past legislative session. (Journal Record)
A conservative group is criticizing Republican state leaders’ claims of a shrinking budget. (NewsOK)
Corporation Commission facing budget cuts. (Journal Record)
Senator Jim Inhofe is taking steps to keep Guantanamo Prisoners from entering the US. (Tulsa World)
Authorities find the bodies of two 20-year-old men missing since the Rocklahoma Music Festival in May. (Tulsa World)
Judge dismisses anti-union lawsuit against Winstar Casino. (Oklahoma Watch)
The technology center for an Oklahoma City school goes before voters tomorrow. (NewsOK)
Voters in Sand Springs are deciding on a more than $8 million school bond. (Tulsa World)
Roughly 15% of Oklahoma third-graders could be held back because of unsatisfactory test scores. (Stillwater News Press)
Weatherford has a growing sinkhole that could swallow a building. (Fox25)
Norman Girl Scout Troop 241 raises funds for a tornado shelter. (Norman Transcript)
Some Oklahoma Counties are receiving grants to help target tobacco use and obesity. (Muskogee Phoenix)
Oklahoma native takes home Tony Award. (NewsOK)
A Maryland college freshman is running to raise money for an Oklahoma-based charity. (News9)
