Headlines for Wednesday, June 8, 2015:
Governor Fallin says there are no plans to move the Ten Commandments monument at the Capitol. (Tulsa World)
Oklahoma’s hundreds of boards and commission could face anti-trust lawsuits. (NewsOK)
First draft of state school standards released to the public. (Tulsa World)
Puerto Rican teachers are coming to the aid of Oklahoma City’s Spanish speaking students. (KFOR)
Tulsans air grievances over their Sheriff at a Town Hall Meeting. (Tulsa World)
Stillwater is adopting new oil and gas zoning requirements under a new law which bans drilling restrictions. (Stillwater News Press)
New oil field regulations in Osage County get put on hold. (Tulsa World)
Former Cherokee Chief Chad Smith files a challenge against Principal Chief Bill John Baker's re-election. (Muskogee Phoenix)
Five candidates in an Oklahoma City House race raise more than a quarter million dollars. (NewsOK)
Seven candidates in next week’s Tulsa state House special election talked to voters in a forum. (Tulsa World)
A McClain County special election for a new jail could be on hold. (Fox25)
Cleveland County Republicans hear from lawmakers over texting and driving. (Norman Transcript)
Oklahoma City is still considering options for a MAPS3 convention center. (Journal Record)
Convenience stores customers are getting healthier. (Journal Record)
DeadCenter Film Festival is looking for a new director. (NewsOK)
