Headlines for Tuesday, December 9. 2014:
Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt is denying a secretive alliance with energy firms. (NewsOK)
A new study shows Oklahoma is dependent on federal spending almost as much as the rest of the nation. (Tulsa World)
Oklahoma City’s Capitol Hill High School is changing its Redskins mascot after 88 years. (NewsOK)
Problems with Pawhuska’s Bureau of Indian Affairs could create future business issues in Osage County. (Journal Record)
A couple of OSU football players are getting honored after Saturday’s overtime win. (Stillwater News Press)
The Oklahoma Department of Transportation OKs a $71 million project on I-35 in Norman. (NewsOK)
The superintendent for Oklahoma’s largest school district releases a district wide transition plan. (News9)
A Tulsa church is holding an immigration forum tonight in northeast Oklahoma to get answers on the executive action by President Obama. (KTUL)
Despite political and global challenges, Taiwan’s trade relationship with Oklahoma remains strong, especially when it comes to wheat. (Journal Record)
The Oklahoma City Zoo is asking visitors to not throw coins into its aquatic exhibits. (KOCO)
