Headlines for Wednesday, June 10, 2015:
Despite budget increase, state prisons face major challenges. (NewsOK)
Collections to Oklahoma’s general revenue falls again. (Tulsa World)
Transportation officials are encouraging county commissioners statewide to speed-up road projects. (Stillwater News Press)
FEMA approves nine more Oklahoma counties for public assistance. (News9)
Delays for barge traffic along the Arkansas River are taking longer than expected. (Journal Record)
State school athletic organization adopts a new transgender policy. (NewsOK)
A Bethany crematorium gets shot down by voters. (NewsOK)
Sand Springs voters approve more than $8M school bond. (Tulsa World)
Testimony starts in trial of Edmond man accused of sex acts with children in Kenya. (NewsOK)
A group wanting to oust Tulsa’s Sheriff gathers six-thousand signatures for petition. (Tulsa World)
From Lawton to Quapaw, crime fighters are learning about gangs this week in Tulsa. (KWGS)
Oklahoma City is considering changes to its bussing system. (Journal Record)
Senator Jim Inhofe attended the Fly-in breakfast at the Ponca City Airport. (Ponca City News)
Oklahoma City and Tulsa first responders are the first in the nation to use a new CPR device. (News9)
Midwest City gets ready for Sooner Con. (Journal Record)
