Headlines for Monday December 22, 2014:
Drug enforcement officials say large amounts of marijuana are coming over into Oklahoma from Colorado. (Tulsa World)
Three Norman veterans’ center caretakers lose their jobs after video shows abuse of an 85-year-old resident with dementia. (NewsOK)
Forecasters expect little relief on the state’s ongoing drought with the coming onslaught of winter despite above-average rainfall. (NewsOK)
’Tis the season for corporate holiday parties which have moved out of the boring conference room. (Journal Record)
New Orleans Pelicans star Anthony Davis was too much for Oklahoma City as the Thunder lost 101-99. (NewsOK)
Outgoing Oklahoma Senator Tom Coburn has nice words for President Obama. (Tulsa World)
Stillwater police are investigating the shooting death of a 21-year-old man at a party. (Stillwater News Press)
Oklahoma City is expecting a boom in its hotel market over the next few years. (Journal Record)
Tulsa Public Schools are inching closer to picking a new superintendent. (Tulsa World)
