Headlines for Wednesday, February 7, 2018:
Lawmakers expect to hear from bills crafted from Step Up Oklahoma. (KOSU)
A group opposing an increase in taxes spends big on new ads. (NewsOK)
Wind Industry worries about unfair taxation through Step Up Oklahoma. (Tulsa World)
Lawmakers get a chance to question the Chief Information Officer at OMES. (Journal Record)
New legislation reducing sentences for property crimes passes out of the state House. (NewsOK)
Woman accused in check counterfeiting undergoes sterilization under judge’s suggestion. (NewsOK)
Authorities arrest Saudi citizen who allegedly attended an Al Qaeda training camp. (NewsOK)
A high-profile Tulsa hate-crime trial should come to an end today. (Tulsa World)
Private group plans to supply overdose antidotes to all Oklahoma sheriffs. (NewsOK)
State AG turns to U.S. high court to settle a tribal land case. (Journal Record)
Supreme Court gives go ahead for optometry ballot question. (NewsOK)
Tulsa Sheriff moves forward while searching for money from the previous office holder. (Tulsa World)
Tulsa Schools moves to educate and retain more teachers. (Tulsa World)
December unemployment rates improved for most counties across the state. (NewsOK)
Paycom sees a 52% increase in income. (Journal Record)
Chesapeake plans a $500M selloff. (NewsOK)
Another merger proposal surfaces involving Sand Ridge Energy. (Journal Record)
The Oklahoma City Thunder snaps its losing streak. (NewsOK)
