Headlines for Thursday, October 13, 2016:
Two lawmakers are working to bring Oklahoma into compliance with the Real ID Act. (NewsOK)
Oklahoma Natural Gas agrees to pay $1 million in fine over a house explosion. (NewsOK)
State revenue for gaming is increasing. (Tulsa World)
A new retirement plan for state workers gets approval from OK Supreme Court. (Journal Record)
A judge declares Labor Commissioner;s accused killer competent to stand trial. (NewsOK)
Tulsa passes resolution urging voters to get educated on Right to Farm state question. (Tulsa World)
OKC School Board member criticizes district for moving too slow on student improvement. (NewsOK)
Child advocates criticize gaps in abuse registry. (Oklahoma Watch)
The topic of refugees takes place Saturday through the United Nations Association of OKC. (KOSU)
OKC approves a mixed-use health center on the north shore of the Oklahoma River. (Journal Record)
Owasso students get first-hand look at a memorial honoring Vietnam veterans. (Tulsa World)
Classsen Curve moves to evict two of its tenants. (NewsOK)
Wine lovers get a new place in the Plaza District. (Journal Record)
Downtown OKC Pioneer sculptures return home. (NewsOK)
Oklahoma Water Resources Board names a new director. (Journal Record)
Tulsa’s BOK Center gears up for the Thunder. (Tulsa World)
