Headlines for Tuesday, June 9, 2015:
A major player in the State Senate steps down from his leadership roles amid controversy. (NewsOK)
The Corporation Commission looks over recommendations concerning a possible rate hike requested by OG&E. (Journal Record)
Tulsa County gives approval for assessment of Sheriff’s office after reserve deputy shooting. (Tulsa World)
The Catholic Diocese of Tulsa ends membership with local organization over local gay Pride parade. (Tulsa World)
A law firm says a bill banning payroll deductions to teachers unions is unenforceable. (Tulsa World)
OKC School District unveils its five-year plan for academic success. (NewsOK)
Muskogee voters are deciding today if a gas company franchise gets renewed. (Muskogee Phoenix)
Clues sought in mystery over men missing after Rocklohoma festival. (Tulsa World)
Questions are growing over Oklahoma DHS Pinnacle Plan (NewsOn6)
The Citizen Potawatomi Nation files a lawsuit against Shawnee. (NewsOK)
Cleveland County Commissioners uphold an emergency phone tax. (Norman Transcript)
Delivery businesses are growing across Oklahoma. (Journal Record)
Two international astronauts reunite in Weatherford to mark the 40th anniversary of an historic space mission. (News9)
The Norman Regional Hospital is donating CPR equipment to Norman Public Schools. (Norman Transcript)
