Headlines for Thursday, July 2, 2015:
The leader of House Republicans says the Ten Commandments decision by the state Supreme Court won’t be taken lightly. (Tulsa World)
More than 50 new laws took effect in Oklahoma on the first day of July. (AP)
A bill to remove court clerks from issuing marriage licenses could return next year. (Journal Record)
Lawmakers are calling for the OSSAA to be governed by the Education Department. (NewsOK)
The State Attorney General is once again suing the Environmental Protection Agency. (Tulsa World)
PSO rate increase request could bump electric bills nearly $15/month. (Tulsa World)
A controversial new disciplinary policy gets tables by the Oklahoma City School Board. (NewsOK)
Tulsa Superintendent Deborah Gist starts first day at school. (Tulsa World)
A tale of two cities in the realm of Apartment sales. (Journal Record)
Floods force changes for Fourth of July festivities. (News on 6)
Just in time for the Fourth of July, a study shows fireworks shows could cause health problems. (NewsOK)
- Nonprofit groups are getting help from fireworks sales. (Journal Record)
After nearly 50 years, an OKC drive-in theater still brings in the crowds. (OK Gazette)
Oklahoma girl scouts meet with President Obama. (Tulsa World)
ACL injury ends the season for Tulsa Shock guard Skylar Diggins. (Tulsa World)
A new Oklahoma City Music Festival releases its lineup including nearly 20 acts. (OK Gazette)
