Headlines for Thursday, April 13, 2017:
Congressman Cole hears from constituents at town hall meeting. (KFOR)
Mullin says he canceled town hall over “threats”. (Tulsa World)
State payment to schools falls short again. (Tulsa World)
Controversial e-mail showcases the need for a cultural shift at the Capitol. (Journal Record)
“Creationism” bill heads before a House Committee this morning. (Tulsa World)
A teacher pay raise bill passes out of its final Senate Committee yesterday. (AP)
Bill gives more power for governor to dire appointees. (NewsOK)
Bill creating prosperity districts fails to move forward. (Journal Record)
Bill allows property taxes to pay police and fire. (Tulsa World)
Justice reform advocates worry about changes to bills. (NewsOK)
Fees tacked on to criminal penalties to bring in state revenue might be turning out to be a bad investment. (KOSU)
Juvenile Affairs Board votes to stop using pepper spray (NewsOK)
Battle over Memorial Day festivals blows up at OKC council. (Journal Record)
OKC votes against Mustang annexation plan. (NewsOK)
Edmond woman creates group to put more women in “power”. (NewsOK)
A new type of pie is coming to Oklahoma City – Pizza Pie that is. (Journal Record)
Westbrook gets MVP endorsement from the Big O. (NewsOK)
The Oklahoma City Thunder releases its schedule for the first round of the playoffs. (KFOR)
