Headlines for Friday, August 28, 2015:
Friends and colleagues gather to remember Mark Costello. (NewsOK)
The removal of the Ten Commandments Monument is moving forward. (News9)
Grand jury calls for the removal of Rogers County Commission. (Tulsa World)
The latest on a southern Oklahoma town with tainted water. (Journal Record)
Legalize marijuana petition is getting circulated in September. (Tulsa World)
PSO’s smart meter opt-out fees gets criticized. (NewsOK)
OG&E official says Oklahomans need to use less electricity. (Journal Record)
The FAA is reporting planes experienced five near misses with drones. (NewsOK)
The Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation warns citizens about a phone scam. (KOCO)
Misbehaving special education students still face corporal punishment in Oklahoma. (Oklahoma Watch)
The State Board of Education approves more than 500 emergency teacher certifications. (KFOR)
Consumer confidence isn’t that bad in Oklahoma. (Journal Record)
Free parking in Tulsa’s Brady District is on its way out. (News on 6)
Thunder Star Russell Westbrook is tying the knot this weekend. (NewsOK)
