Headlines for Monday, November 16, 2015:
The Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum is holding a prayer vigil for Paris. (Fox25)
Troopers issue 56 citations for violating the two-week-old texting and driving ban. (Tulsa World)
Guthrie public schools are looking at arming teachers. (News9)
Oklahoma City is leading the way in emergency teacher certifications. (NewsOK)
A task force is looking to cut education line items. (Fox25)
The Office of the Attorney General is growing despite statewide budget cuts. (NewsOK)
Term limits are taking their toll on the legislature at the end of next year. (Tulsa World)
The 2016 race for Tulsa Mayor begins. (Tulsa World)
Oklahoma’s Democratic Party hires a new executive director. (Norman Transcript)
Plans for a new Pauls Valley prison raises concerns. (NewsOK)
Low oil prices could take their toll on small energy companies. (Journal Record)
About 600 Tulsans hear presentation on Islamic extremists. (Tulsa World)
An iconic Oklahoma City sign from a demolished downtown building gets new life. (Journal Record)
Celebrities adopt animals at OKC event. (KOCO)
Oklahoma History Center opens exhibit on Sonic Restaurant. (Journal Record)
The Oklahoma City Thunder fails to pull out a win against the Boston Celtics. (NewsOK)
Oklahoma’s two major collegiate football teams are sitting in the top ten. (KTUL)
