Headlines for Tuesday, September 27, 2016:
The Reverend Al Sharpton is attending a Tulsa protest today. (Tulsa World)
The attorney for the family of Terrance Crutcher wants more details in the police shooting. (Tulsa World)
Opponents of “Right to Farm” are holding a rally tonight to educate the public. (KOSU)
Weddings and other public events are getting halted at the State Capitol starting next year. (AP)
A Junior ROTC instructor at John Marshall faces complaints from a student. (NewsOK)
A New Jersey woman sues Oklahoma City after her arrest as a Black Mass protester in 2014. (NewsOK)
Correction officials restore water to the prison in Lexington. (NewsOK)
The National Weather Museum seeks a truck, money, and weather memorabilia. (Journal Record)
President Obama’s final tribal conference includes the story of an Oklahoma woman. (NewsOK)
Tulsa focuses on changes to city’s most collision-prone crossroads. (Tulsa World)
Gas Prices are falling in Oklahoma. (AP)
OKC Councilman attacks new development changes in NE part of the city. (NewsOK)
OKC residents are getting changes to their trash service starting next year. (Journal Record)
Williams announces two new board directors with two more coming. (NewsOK)
Google’s investment in the northeast Oklahoma town of Pryor could reach two billion dollars. (Journal Record)
A portion of the Drummond family land goes up for auction. (Tulsa World)
Star Wars star Carrie Fisher coming to Oklahoma City. (NewsOK)
