Headlines for Thursday, March 15, 2018:
Oklahoma students walk out marking a month since deadly school shooting in Parkland, Florida. (NewsOK)
State Senate passes bill to raise teacher pay, but fails to provide a funding mechanism. (Tulsa World)
City of Tulsa joins in call to raise teacher pay. (Tulsa World)
OKC Schools get ready for closure with possible walkout. (NewsOK)
State workers consider logistics for joining teachers in walkout. (NewsOK)
TPS to change Lee Elementary School to Lee School. (Tulsa World)
Tulsa considers jail time for parents of truant students. (Tulsa World)
Controversial Medicaid bill heads to the Governor. (Tulsa World)
Senate approves bill to increase speed limit on turnpikes to 80MPH. (Tulsa World)
Senate approves “Ball and Dice” legislation. (NewsOK)
Oklahoma could be the first state to use nitrogen gas for an execution. (NewsOK)
Taxpayers could foot the bill for a lawsuit at the Oklahoma County jail. (Journal Record)
Assistant Tulsa DA joins in race for top job. (Tulsa World)
Oklahoma's race for governor could soon look more presidential. (Journal Record)
Corporation Commission hears arguments over a proposed wind farm in the panhandle. (Journal Record)
State Supreme Court gives approval for injured oil workers to sue well operators (NewsOK)
Oklahoma’s cities are working to get their sales taxes. (Journal Record)
Tourism survey gives OKC high marks, but says works still needs to be done. (Journal Record)
