Headlines for Tuesday, May 15, 2018:
- Oklahoma’s Congressional delegation praises movement of U.S. Embassy in Israel. (NewsOK)
- Fallin vetoes bill designed to protect against volatility in energy taxes. (Journal Record)
- LGBTQ group considers option after Fallin signs adoption bill. (KOSU)
- OKC drops names of schools from Confederate generals. (NewsOK)
- Teachers’ union challenges petition to defund pay raises. (AP)
- Tribes look to state lawmakers as SCOTUS clears the way for sports betting. (Journal Record)
- OU Athletic Director talks about SCOTU ruling. (NewsOK)
- Muslim woman says Tulsa officials forced her to remove her head covering. (Tulsa World)
- AG stands in opposition to panhandle wind farm. (NewsOK)
- NE OKC leaders look to fill Ward 7 seat from embattled councilor. (Journal Record)
- Pettis to remain on OK County ballot despite embezzlement charges. (NewsOK)
- Firstep hopes new kitchen can help women out of substance abuse. (Journal Record)
- Competition grows for downtown OKC housing project. (NewsOK)
- Oklahoma sees an 8 cent rise in gas prices. (Woodward News)
