Headlines for Monday, June 26, 2017:
A new report shows a state of emergency for Oklahoma’s rural schools. (NewsOK)
OKC school board votes tonight on closing an elementary school facing serious staffing problems. (News9)
OKC school facing closure gets vandalized. (NewsOK)
Past two Teachers of the Year are leaving Oklahoma. (NewsOK)
Career Tech finds success despite cuts to education. (Tulsa World)
Lawmakers get praise for bipartisan work to help Oklahoma children. (NewsOK)
The U.S. Senate revealed its version of the health care plan on Thursday. (Journal Record)
Senator Lankford pushes bill to restrict tax-exempt bonds for stadiums. (NewsOK)
Lankford is getting more popular on national television. (Tulsa World)
A new service from the state election board helps you to never miss an election again. (Edmond Sun)
Fines, fees and bonds become struggles for poor Oklahomans facing jail time. (NewsOK)
Oklahoma earthquake researchers look at foreshocks for predictions. (Journal Record)
Amtrak looks at expansion in Oklahoma. (Journal Record)
Repair bids coming for Carnegie Library in Guthrie. (Journal Record)
Oklahoma centennial time capsule vehicle heads to Illinois. (Tulsa World)
The NBA announces the winner of the 2017 Most Valuable Player tonight. (Tulsa World)
