Headlines for Monday, May 18, 2015:
The reserve deputy controversy in the Tulsa Sheriff’s office might jeopardize plans for a new jail. (Tulsa World)
Public Service of Oklahoma crews are working to restore power in northeast Oklahoma. (Fox23)
The Cherokee Tribe’s economic impact in northeast Oklahoma is booming. (Journal Record)
About 2,000 Republicans are coming to OKC with an eye on the 2016 Presidential Race. (NewsOK)
McClain County plans a special election in two months. (Norman Transcript)
Only 12 days remain for lawmakers to get work finished, and still no budget agreement has appeared. (NewsOK)
Law enforcement officials across Oklahoma call a new asset forfeiture bill a money grab by the state. (NewsOK)
Payne County Youth Services is preparing for summer break. (Stillwater News Press)
A central Oklahoma restaurant moves after fire. (Journal Record)
Low gas prices could help with Memorial Day and summer travel. (NewsOK)
A northeast Oklahoma chemical company is growing. (Bartlesville Examiner-Enterprize)
Special Olympics officials are celebrating another successful weekend. (Stillwater News Press)
