Headlines for Thursday, March 8, 2018:
State’s largest teachers union announces plans for a possible statewide teacher walkout. (NewsOK)
Governor, Superintendent say understand teachers’ frustrations. (Tulsa World)
John Marshall students walkout over school violence. (NewsOK)
Hale Junior High students protest violence in schools. (Tulsa World)
House Republicans say they want to keep Charles McCall as their Speaker. (Tulsa World)
Interfaith leaders call for changes to House chaplain program (NewsOK)
Oklahoma could join other southern states placing work requirements on Medicaid. (Journal Record)
Senate passes bills giving lawmakers more control over revenue. (Tulsa World)
Justice reform group introduces wish list for lawmakers. (NewsOK)
Allegations increase over misuse of money at state police pension offices. (NewsOK)
Mental health issues in Oklahoma could last a generation at least. (Journal Record)
Former Bixby High football players plead not guilty to rape. (Tulsa World)
Opponents to medical marijuana launch a political action committee. (NewsOK)
Texas political consultant gets sued by Oklahoma lawmakers over GPS tracker. (NewsOK)
Changes could be coming to utility payments for Oklahomans. (Journal Record)
Immigration officials consider OKC for new detention facility. (NewsOK)
Devon plans to sell acreages to buy back stock. (NewsOK)
Tulsa allows anyone to take private from right of ways. (Tulsa World)
Money magazine names OKC a top travel destination. (NewsOK)
Art show focuses on younger artists. (Journal Record)
Cowboys top the Sooners in bedlam play in the Big 12 tournament. (NewsOK)
