Headlines for Thursday, March 1, 2018:
State House Committee approves three bills to expand the rights of people to carry guns. (NewsOK)
State religious leaders call on lawmakers to do more on gun violence. (NewsOK)
Tulsa Dick’s Sporting Goods pull guns off shelves. (Tulsa World)
Oklahoma voters could soon make massive changes to their state constitution. (Journal Record)
Senate committee passes bill to increase online sales tax collections. (Tulsa World)
Governor Mary Fallin announces her pick for secretary of finance. (Tulsa World)
Wind coalition denies hiring political consultant involved in GPS tracking of lawmaker. (NewsOK)
Lt. Gov. Todd lamb begins TV ad campaign. (NewsOK)
Three Tulsa juveniles face charges in area school threats (Tulsa World)
Tulsa opens its city lock up facility. (Tulsa World)
Oklahoma County considers using a trust to operate the jail. (Journal Record)
Dispute over a sound barrier wall in Mustang goes to the state’s high court. (Journal Record)
Oklahoma City says goodbye to its last cafeteria. (NewsOK)
Citizen Potawatomi Nation considers another casino in its growth plan. (Journal Record)
The Thunder beats the Mavericks in overtime. (NewsOK)
