Headlines for Thursday, November 19, 2015:
Lawmakers discuss REAL ID compliance. (Tulsa World)
The Oklahoma Wheat Commission joins a group supporting the Trans Pacific Partnership. (Journal Record)
A judge recommends a rate hike for Oklahoma Natural Gas. (NewsOK)
Poll shows Clinton and Trump lead in Oklahoma. (News9)
The Cherokee Nations approves a budget increase. (Muskogee Phoenix)
The state revenue shortfall could threaten some Washington County road plans. (Bartlesville Examiner Enterprise)
State makes plans for property it owns north of the Capitol Complex. (NewsOK)
A new task force is looking at finding a solution to Oklahoma’s teacher shortage. (News9)
McAlester school district suspends its Superintendent and her husband. (NewsOK)
300 jobs announced in Tulsa. (Journal Record)
Tulsa-based BizJet plans to cut 150 jobs. (Tulsa World)
OKC MAPS3 panel considers third site for senior center. (NewsOK)
A company offers pre-paid legal service if concealed carry holders shoot someone in self-defense. (Journal Record)
A downtown Tulsa building gets covered in art. (News on 6)
Large quake rattles north Oklahoma. (Fox23)
Freezing temps this weekend could break 30-year-old weather record. (Tulsa World)
The Thunder pulls out a win against the Pelicans. (NewsOK)
Tulsa native becomes the first Oklahoman to win the Cy Young award. (Tulsa World)
