Headlines for Wednesday, April 19, 2017:
Today marks 22 years since the bombing of the Alfred P- Murrah Federal Building. (NewsOK)
Spreading the seeds of hope. (NewsOK)
Oklahoma mourns the loss of a Logan CO Deputy shot while delivering an eviction notice. (NewsOK)
Oklahoma health officials are urging lawmakers to increase taxes on cigarettes. (Tulsa World)
Coalition of 21 organizations releases budget to fund government. (Red Dirt Report)
Bill to drop oil and gas late payment interest looks headed for conference committee. (Journal Record)
Organizations call on more donations to increase tribal health care. (Journal Record)
An Oklahoma Senator isn’t seeing the town hall volatility experienced by his colleagues. (Tulsa World)
A US Lawmaker from Oklahoma expects Congress to take up health care again next week. (Tulsa World)
New wind project is coming to Kingfisher and Logan Counties. (NewsOK)
The Sooner State ranks in the top five for hotel construction. (Tulsa World)
Group lays out possible plan for OKC Innovation District. (Journal Record)
Oklahoma City is beginning the process of replacing MAPS Three. (Journal Record)
