Headlines for Thursday, March 16, 2017:
State Senator under investigation for a relationship with a teenage boy gets suspended. (NewsOK)
Agencies start implementing $35 million in cuts. (Journal Record)
Local businesses near state parks react to word of possible closures. (Journal Record)
Retailers push lawmakers for more changes to State Question 780 passed by voters. (NewsOK)
Democratic candidates for Governor plan to attend a town hall this weekend. (NewsOK)
State lawmakers consider bills giving local control of livestock feed operations. (Journal Record)
High winds could increase fire danger in Oklahoma. (KFOR)
Planned rate hike gets mixed reaction from Oklahoma financial professionals. (Tulsa World)
Owners of a Caddo County wind farm want a lawsuit against them removed from federal court. (Journal Record)
Construction of Oklahoma City’s streetcar rail system begins. (NewsOK)
OKC gets ready for whitewater season. (Journal Record)
Tulsa’s BOK Center is getting ready for college basketball. (Tulsa World)
