Headlines for Tuesday, August 25, 2015:
- Mental health issues plagued son of slain Labor Commissioner Mark Costello. (NewsOK)
- Despite hiring 600 educators, state remains 1,000 teachers short for 2015/2016. (Tulsa World)
A literacy program in Tulsa shows success. (Tulsa World)
An Oklahoma couple is challenging the state’s Indian Child Welfare Act in federal court. (NewsOK)
Attendance at runs and walks for charity might be waning. (Journal Record)
Group wants legal contract for Tulsa County Sheriff canceled. (Tulsa World)
The Cleveland County Sheriff’s office unveils its interactive smartphone app. (Norman Transcript)
Four state agencies are fleeing the First National Center after concerns of utility shutoffs. (NewsOK)
Some parts of the state are seeing drought conditions return. (News on 6)
Alternate routes for a high-voltage transmission line are being investigated. (Muskogee Phoenix)
A Chinese company is buying an Oklahoma City Pharmaceutical firm. (NewsOK)
The University of Central Oklahoma receives its sixth Student Support Services grant. (Edmond Sun)
University of Oklahoma students are mentoring elementary children. (Norman Transcript)
- A Facebook page looks ahead to MAPS Four. (Journal Record)
The Oklahoma City Council wants trains to stop blowing their whistles. (NewsOK)
