Headlines for Friday, March 9, 2018:
The largest Oklahoma teachers union lays out demands from the state legislature. (NewsOK)
Leader of the state Senate says $10K pay raise is very unrealistic. (Tulsa World)
Senate passes bill allowing schools to use property taxes for teacher pay. (Journal Record)
House approves bill to end educational and experience requirements for prison wardens. (Tulsa World)
Police arrest US Grant student with a loaded gun in his backpack. (NewsOK)
Attorneys for Robert Bates try again to overturn his conviction. (Tulsa World)
Task Force meets to discuss untested rape kits in Oklahoma. (NewsOK)
Wal-Mart employees in Oklahoma get a bonus. (Tulsa World)
Tulsa developer heads to Arkansas to help with medical marijuana. (Tulsa World)
Businesses look at their long-term loans as interest rates threaten to climb. (Journal Record)
Oklahoma moves closer to matching national average in stock market wealth. (NewsOK)
Startup focuses on moving water for oil and gas. (Journal Record)
Defense contractor expansion in OKC could bring more jobs to the metro. (NewsOK)
An OKC dentist buys a spot formerly owned by a chocolate store. (Journal Record)
Possibly the oldest survivor the 1921 Tulsa Race Riots dies at the age of 99. (Tulsa World)
Thunder beats the Suns at home. (NewsOK)
