Headlines for Thursday, February 8, 2018:
A new poll shows broad support for the Step Up Oklahoma plan. (KOSU)
Small oil producers join in support of Step Up Oklahoma. (StateImpact OK)
Step Up Income Tax changes could impact poorer Oklahomans. (Journal Record)
State workers don’t want to be left out of the Step Up Oklahoma plan. (NewsOK)
Lawmaker proposes bill to allow the study of industrial hemp growth. (NewsOK)
A bill putting restrictions on the Governor’s cabinet advances in the House. (Tulsa World)
Oklahoma’s Senators differ on views over the U.S. budget deal. (NewsOK)
A Tulsa jury doesn’t take very long to decide the fate of a suspected killer. (Tulsa World)
Multiple agencies conduct what they are calling a major drug sweep in Tulsa County. (KWGS)
Court ruling on tribal land could impact future cases. (Journal Record)
AG diversifies donors for election campaign. (NewsOK)
LGBTQ group gets UCO student organization to rescind invitation to speaker. (NewsOK)
Oklahoma City considers marketing to riders of its coming streetcar. (Journal Record)
SandRidge considers merger proposal from Midstream. (NewsOK)
Valiant Midstream plans a natural gas system in southeast Oklahoma. (NewsOK)
Kansas horse association turns to Oklahoma. (Journal Record)
A team of OU astrophysicists say they have detected planets in another galaxy. (KGOU)
