Headlines for Wednesday, November 18, 2015:
A gathering in Oklahoma City honors the victims of terrorist attacks in Paris and Beirut. (Oklahoma Daily)
The State Supreme Court rules in favor of the non-biological mother in a same-sex case. (NewsOK)
Increased cost and few choices for Oklahomans using health care exchanges. (Journal Record)
The defense attorney in the OSU homecoming crash is challenging the gag order. (Stillwater News Press)
Local group opposes Right-to-Farm legislation. (Journal Record)
Feds oppose giving up Terry Nichols’ guns. (Tulsa World)
DHS celebrates the closure of one of its children’s shelters. (NewsOK)
Vice President visits Tulsa Democrats. (Tulsa World)
A national group gives Oklahoma’s roads the grade of “D”. (KWGS)
AAA expects highest Thanksgiving travel since 2007. (Tulsa World)
New study shows impact of tribal gaming on Oklahoma economy. (NewsOK)
Fans of McLoud schools unite in support of keeping the mascot. (KOCO)
Attorney for the son of former Labor Commissioner says his client is remorseful. (AP)
Plans for an historic building in Guthrie. (Journal Record)
Tulsa musical presenter sues OKC Civic Center. (NewsOK)
A call in OKC to stay home to shop. (Journal Record)
Oklahoma State University is leading on the first day of the Bedlam blood drive battle. (Stillwater News Press)
Bedlam rivals are sitting side by side in the latest playoff rankings. (Tulsa World)
