Headlines for Thursday, February 11, 2016:
Governor Fallin is walking back her State of the State call to remove some tax credits. (NewsOK)
A bill requiring upper level judges to run for election narrowly passes a House Committee. (Journal Record)
Lawmaker warns of 110,000 Oklahomans losing Medicaid coverage. (Tulsa World)
Oklahoma teens arrive at the Capitol to support new legislation on texting and driving. (Tulsa World)
Liquor store owners worry they aren’t allowed input in changing laws. (Journal Record)
Oklahoma’s education leader testifies before the U.S. House of Representatives. (News on 6)
Tulsa schools considers $1M contract for consulting. (Tulsa World)
The new interim leader of the state’s prison warns of major problems with the agency. (AP)
After three-and-a-half days of deliberating, a federal jury convicts a Tulsa physicist of fraud. (Tulsa World)
An Oklahoma energy company is laying off 60 employees and closing its Oklahoma City office. (Tulsa World)
AAA says gas prices statewide not likely to drop below $1. (KOCO)
A business in Tulsa is laying off almost half its workforce. (Tulsa World)
The interim Comanche Nation chairman is considering whether to run permanently for the position. (KSWO)
University students in southwest Oklahoma are getting access to real cadavers in a state-of-the-art lab. (Lawton Constitution)
The Oklahoma City Thunder community is mourning the loss of one of its own. (NewsOK)
An Oklahoma man recovers thousands of dollars of his stolen property after seeing it on Facebook. (KSWO)
