Headlines for Friday, June 26, 2015:
Oklahomans relying on subsidies for health insurance celebrate the Affordable Care Act ruling. (NewsOK)
Tuition at Oklahoma colleges and universities is increasing. (NewsOK)
State School Board approves standstill budget. (Tulsa World)
Asbestos concerns force the closure of a control tower at Tulsa International Airport. (News on 6)
Tulsa Sheriff says he has to use tax payer dollars to pay for legal counsel in petition challenge. (Tulsa World)
The Oklahoma Supreme Court exonerates a prosecutor and defense lawyer. (Muskogee Phoenix)
The family of a man in the Oklahoma County Jail since May is protesting outside the facility. (Journal Record)
Cherokee Chief out-raising and out-spending opponents in race. (Tulsa World)
Republican lawmaker calls state Supreme Court justices “dictators” and wants interim study. (Journal Record)
An Okarche priest killed nearly 35 years ago moves a step closer to sainthood. (NewsOK)
Residents in a Broken Arrow neighborhood want a sinkhole fixed. (Fox23)
An Oklahoma entrepreneur is finding success. (Journal Record)
William Shatner makes a visit to Edmond. (NewsOK)
Norman might make Main Street a two-way road again. (Norman Transcript)
Norman might get three new trails to connect its Greenways. (Norman Transcript)
The Oklahoma City Thunder picks a Murray State Point Guard in the first round of the NBA Draft. (Tulsa World)
