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Headlines: Teacher Shortage, Osage Drilling & OSU Football Rankings

Headlines for Thursday, August 28, 2015:

  • An investigation into the death of Labor Commissioner Mark Costello shows the attack was planned. (NewsOK)

  • The mass slaying of a Broken Arrow family might have been videotaped. (Tulsa World)

  • Oklahoma’s teacher shortage means larger class sizes. (News9)

  • A new study looks at the cost of commuting in the Oklahoma City area. (NewsOK)

  • State auditor finishes an investigation into the Association of County Commissioners of Oklahoma. (Journal Record)

  • Oklahoma’s senior senator says he’s baffled by the popularity of Donald Trump. (Tulsa World)

  • The Norman City Council puts the brakes on getting a police armored vehicle. (Norman Transcript)

  • Norman is getting a shelter for homeless and low-income people. (NewsOK)

  • A halt in Osage County drilling brings the director of the Bureau of Indian Affairs to Pawhuska. (Tulsa World)

  • Low oil prices could cause a small recession in our state. (News9)

  • State wants to increase the number of rural doctors. (NewsOK)

  • One Teen is working to bring equality to an Oklahoma pageant. (KFOR)

  • Muskogee’s historic Roxy Theater is getting new management. (Muskogee Phoenix)

  • Ten years later, Katrina refugees are calling Tulsa home. (Tulsa World)

  • The city of Stillwater has a new eye in the sky.  (Stillwater News Press)

  • OSU Cowboys keep getting left out of Top 25 polls. (NewsOK)

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