Headlines for Monday, June 5, 2016:
Cost for special elections this year could be as much as $200,000. (Journal Record)
Oklahoma’s debt rating stays put after credit company update. (Journal Record)
A bill on the governor’s desk makes it illegal for a suspected drunk driver to refuse a breath test. (NewsOK)
Movie theaters await governor’s signature to sell alcohol. (Tulsa World)
Newly released data show African Americans in Tulsa face arrest at twice the rate of other races. (Tulsa World)
Inmates face longer waiting times before getting pardon requests to governor. (Tulsa World)
Tulsa is facing another record breaking year in homicides. (Tulsa World)
Oklahoma CO jail sees first inmate murder in three years. (NewsOK)
The future of a western OK hospital faces uncertainty, again. (Journal Record)
Oklahoma parents are demanding more after school programs for their kids. (NewsOK)
OKC bond package could include golf clubhouses. (Journal Record)
A local nonprofit has reached a milestone. (Journal Record)
The OU Sooners Softball team is heading to its second straight championship. (NewsOK)
