Headlines for Monday, February 8, 2016:
Governor Fallin’s plans to fill the $900 million budget hole. (Oklahoma Watch)
Governor Mary Fallin is facing criticism for her plan to give teachers a raise. (Fox25)
This year there seems to be no shortage of plans to raise teacher pay. (NewsOK)
New bill requires businesses to give equal pay to women. (Journal Record)
Grady County voters are heading to the polls tomorrow to decide the fate of a medical center. (NewsOK)
Voter in northeast Oklahoma are deciding on education issues tomorrow. (Tulsa World)
A vote in Midwest City tomorrow decides the political future of the town mayor. (NewsOK)
Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton chimes in on Oklahoma abortion ban petition. (NewsOK)
Thousands of Oklahoma state employees received raises last year despite the budget deficit. (NewsOK)
The energy downturn could impact child abuse cases. (Journal Record)
Grand Jury testimony shows events following shooting death by Tulsa County Reserve Deputy. (Tulsa World)
The teen birth rate in Oklahoma is dropping, but our state still ranks next to last in the U.S. (Tulsa World)
An Oklahoma professor is working to make buildings earthquake resistant. (News on 6)
Enid hopes for recovery amid local hiring at Koch plant. (Journal Record)
A Florida-based business is adding a hundred new jobs to its Ada location. (AP)
Freedom of Information Oklahoma wants nominations recognizing Oklahomans who promote the First Amendment. (AP)
Fire danger will be critical today across Oklahoma. (News9)
