Headlines for Wednesday, July 1, 2015:
The State Supreme Court rules against the Ten Commandments at the Capitol saying it must be removed. (NewsOK)
The Oklahoma Supreme Court clears the way for an earthquake lawsuit against two oil companies. (Tulsa World)
Recent US Supreme Court rulings could create a blow back from Republicans. (Oklahoma Watch)
A grand jury is coming together to investigate Tulsa County Sheriff Stanley Glanz. (Tulsa World)
The Oklahoma Transportation Commission awards a $3 million contract for road repair on I-35. (NewsOK)
Oklahoma educators release the first draft of new standards replacing Common Core. (Oklahoma Watch)
The state’s largest school board is meeting tonight to consider a budget. (NewsOK)
Oil producer in Osage County are filing a lawsuit against the Bureau of Indian Affairs. (Tulsa World)
Oklahoma’s Medicaid recipients are feeling the pain of the state’s budget approved by lawmakers. (Journal Record)
Governor Fallin wants the Department of Human Services to improve its Alzheimer's disease services. (AP)
Oklahoma City is getting a new non-stop flight to Seattle. (Journal Record)
