Headlines for Tuesday, February 13, 2018:
The State House fails to get enough votes to raise revenue for the Step Up Oklahoma plan. (NewsOK)
State teachers disappointed after failure of Step Up Oklahoma. (Tulsa World)
The department of corrections could soon be getting more privacy. (Journal Record)
A bill letting students apply their own sunscreen advances. (Tulsa World)
House plans a vote to call for the removal of a district judge. (NewsOK)
Domestic abuse allegations surface against Doerflinger. (Frontier)
Pruitt’s EPA racks up thousand in flights and hotel stays. (Tulsa World)
Panhandle wind project faces disapproval of costs to ratepayers. (NewsOK)
State Auditor claims overspending at Tar Creek Superfund site. (Tulsa World)
OKC residents vote today on mayor and school board members. (NewsOK)
Former OKC principal makes case for top job in the district. (NewsOK)
Health officials confirm the first case of measles in OK since 2015. (NewsOK)
OKC plans to close deals on land purchase for AICCM. (Journal Record)
A Wednesday Valentine’s spells good news for local restaurants. (Journal Record)
OKC considers new rules for adult novelty stores. (NewsOK)
