Headlines for Friday, September 4, 2015:
A petition for a 60-day stay of Richard Glossip’s execution gets hand-delivered Governor Fallin’s office. (News9)
Oklahoma’s chief attorney is heading back to court to defend the Ten Commandments at the Capitol. (Tulsa World)
Grady Memorial Hospital might lose certification to accept Medicare payments by November. (Journal Record)
Lawmakers to look at school to prison pipeline. (Journal Record)
Tax collections for the state of Oklahoma decline for the fourth straight month. (NewsOK)
Del City officials are asking voters to approve a sales tax increase this Tuesday. (News9)
Oklahoma City is getting an extra $8 million to fix damaged roads. (KFOR)
A cool down is coming for OKC's First National Center. (NewsOK)
Aubrey McClendon’s American Energy Partners plans to invest in a Mexican private equity firm. (Journal Record)
New report shows college graduates in Oklahoma are staying in the state to work. (NewsOK)
The black bear population is growing in southeast Oklahoma. (KXII)
Wiggle Out Loud celebrates its third year in OKC. (NewsOK)
The Oklahoma State Cowboys manage a win in their season opener on the road. (ESPN)
