Headlines for Wednesday, January 10, 2018:
A State Lawmaker wants to make it easier for the legislature to raise revenue. (NewsOK)
Oklahomans aren’t getting an immediate break on their utilities. (NewsOK)
Oklahoma remains far behind regional states in per pupil spending. (Tulsa World)
Progress through the Pinnacle Plan could fall back under state budget issues. (Tulsa World)
41% of virtual school students say bullying led them to online education. (NewsOK)
The Mayor of Marlow wins the GOP bid for a special House race south of Oklahoma City. (NewsOK)
Health board gives Doerflinger $189,000 salary. (Journal Record)
New details emerge in Bixby sexual assault case. (Tulsa World)
Search ends for missing OKC pilot lost over the Gulf of Mexico. (NewsOK)
Former Eagle Industries property in Midwest City gets added as EPA Superfund site. (NewsOK)
Money from the VW settlement could improve public transportation. (Journal Record)
State revenue collections increase 22%. (NewsOK)
Gov’s Task Force on occupational licensing release its recommendations. (Tulsa World)
SandRidge’s largest shareholder, Carl Icahn, demands more changes. (Journal Record)
Downtown Tulsa business owners raise concerns over new parking plan. (Tulsa World)
OKC sales tax collections exceed projections for 9th straight month. (NewsOK)
Engineers rappel down the OKC’s First National Building. (Journal Record)
The Thunder returns home to a loss against the Trailblazers. (NewsOK)
