Headlines for Thursday, January 28, 2016:
New coalition trying to reforming Oklahoma's criminal justice launches a ballot initiative. (NewsOK)
Northwestern Oklahoma State University installs a seismometer in Alva. (Enid News & Eagle)
Alcohol regulators look at possible changing laws. (Journal Record)
Lawmakers want information on lawsuits against state agencies for the past five years. (Norman Transcript)
A new bill would bring changes to bounty hunters. (Journal Record)
A state lawmaker wants American flags hanging in government buildings to be made in the U.S. (CNHI)
The State Board of Education is considering a plan to help schools with funding. (NewsOK)
Governor plans a call for teacher raises in State of the State Address. (Tulsa World)
Governor Fallin declares this week as “School Choice Week.” (Edmond Sun)
Tulsa County Commissioner wants privatization of jail. (Tulsa World)
A Ponca City chiropractor accused of illegal trading found dead on a country road. (NewsOK)
A Norman charity helping foster kids is expanding. (Norman Transcript)
Oklahoma gets set to pass California for third in wind energy. (NewsOK)
Luther residents want their football field back. (Fox25)
OKC companies offer entry-level jobs to local high schoolers. (Journal Record)
The Thunder ends its road trip with a win. (NewsOK)
