Headlines for Wednesday, March 1, 2017:
Oklahoma moves one step closer becoming Real ID compliant. (Tulsa World)
Bill to end pipeline protests passes the State House. (Tulsa World)
Anti-Abortion efforts turn to changing Oklahoma constitutional one subject rule. (NewsOK)
Medical malpractice bill called unconstitutional advances in State Senate. (Journal Record)
Oklahoma moms descend on Capitol to push back against gun bills. (Tulsa World)
Local artist projects Woody Guthrie on to the Capitol. (NewsOK)
Greater OKC Chamber calls teacher raises a priority for legislature. (NewsOK)
OKC school board member calls for counseling for immigrant students. (NewsOK)
Tribal leaders worry about impact on citizens under Obamacare repeal. (Journal Record)
State university officials don’t expect issues from Trump’s Transgender bathroom change. (NewsOK)
State Supreme Court allows delay of Pruitt’s e-mails. (NewsOK)
Amazon sales tax for Oklahomans takes place today. (News9)
Oklahoma turnpike tolls increase today. (NewsOn6)
Oklahoma earthquake rate falls, but large ones are still possible. (NewsOK)
OSU calls on volunteers for help in researching ancient Oklahoma history. (Tulsa World)
The first of four city-owned senior wellness centers opens in north Oklahoma City. (Journal Record)
Westbrook helps Thunder hold on to win against the Jazz. (NewsOK)
