Headlines for Wednesday, September 2, 2015:
A legislative study of Oklahoma's asset forfeiture laws spans the state. (Tulsa World)
The Oklahoma City Council approves a new policy on police body cameras. (NewsOK)
The Oklahoma City Council is trying to determine what to do with the Lantana Apartments. (Journal Record)
An Oklahoma City councilman considers decriminalizing or legalizing prostitution. (KFOR)
The son of Oklahoma's labor commissioner will be arraigned today on a first-degree murder charge. (AP)
Key witness in Tulsa Sheriff case testifies before grand jury. (Tulsa World)
An Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics spokesperson takes to Facebook over marijuana and its links to Biblical times. (KFOR)
A former lawmaker convicted in a 2013 bribery scandal leaves jail wearing an ankle monitor. (NewsOK)
Residents of the First National Center in downtown Oklahoma City are dealing with no air conditioning. (Journal Record)
Blue Bell has re-started production at its Broken Arrow plant. (News on 6)
Conoco Phillips plans to cut 10% of its workforce. (Fox23)
AAA says Labor Day travel could increase with low gas prices. (Tulsa World)
Oklahoma City and Tulsa could be in a race to purchase trees. (News9)
The University of Tulsa pledges funds to restore an historic house. (Muskogee Phoenix)
An Oklahoma City festival is looking at alternative funding. (Journal Record)
