Headlines for Wednesday, May 6, 2015:
Oklahoma officially bans texting and driving ,effective November 1. (Tulsa World)
Governor Fallin is signing a bill banning the use of tobacco products in public schools. (AP)
Budget negotiators are hoping to have an agreement by the end of the week. (Oklahoma Watch)
Low oil and gas revenue is keeping Oklahoma’s tax revenue down. (NewsOK)
Oklahoma businesses call for a stop to tax cut. (AP)
Artists and art supporters lobby lawmakers at the Capitol. (KFOR)
Oklahoma AG promises to keep fighting new pollution rules from the federal government. (NewsOK)
OKC welcoming about a dozen GOP Presidential candidates in the next two weeks. (NewsOK)
Former downtown Stillwater business owner picked to complete term of newly elected mayor. (Stillwater News Press)
Three Oklahoma health centers to get Affordable Care Act funding. (KFOR)
The low cost of oil and gas drops profits for Magellan Midstream Partners 24% in the first quarter. (Journal Record)
An outlet mall proposed in east Tulsa gets support from citizens attending a town hall meeting. (Tulsa World)
A sign outside the ill-fated Oklahoma City Union Bus Station suggests a plan to save it. (Journal Record)
