Headlines for Tuesday, November 24, 2015:
Opposition to OKC discipline plan is increasing. (NewsOK)
An Oklahoma City shop is printing t-shirts supporting refugees. (Fox25)
Tulsa’s Mayor is coming out against a proposal to create a penny sales tax for schools. (Tulsa World)
Oklahoma City is taking steps to go smoke free. (News9)
Lawsuit filed for man who used to work at the old Dayton Tire Plant. (Journal Record)
Midwest City’s mayor is facing a recall election. (News9)
Banking Commissioner wants to cut fees. (Journal Record)
Airport officials get ready for a busy weekend, though the number of flyers is down from last year. (NewsOK)
A new poll shows Black Fridays this year could stagnate or even drop from last year. (Journal Record)
Tulsa police plan increased presence at shopping spots. (Tulsa World)
Thanksgiving lasts an entire week for a Tulsa organization. (Tulsa World)
Owner of Wynnewood Animal Park plans a run for President. (KFOR)
Fired bus drivers want a federal civil rights investigation. (Tulsa World)
Sand Springs Schools dealing with racist twitter comments following football game. (Tulsa World)
OU is hosting an event called ‘Making Black Lives Matter: Turning Hashtags into Action’. (KFOR)
Thunder star Kevin Durant returns to help his team blowout the Jazz. (NewsOK)
