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Headlines: Tulsa Sheriff Petition, Uber Law & Adventure District Hotel

Headlines for Wednesday, June 24, 2015:

  • A petition seeking a grand jury investigation of Tulsa’s Sheriff gets certified. (Tulsa World)

  • Senator Inhofe hopes to get more money for Oklahoma roads. (NewsOK)

  • Tulsan at center of SCOTUS ruling gets praise from President Obama. (Tulsa World)

  • Fallin adds more counties to FEMA individual assistance list. (Tulsa World)

  • Oklahomans looking to rebuild after the recent floods and tornados could qualify for state and federal assistance. (KFOR)

  • Recent heavy rains take their toll on summer revenue for the eastern Oklahoma town of Eufaula. (Muskogee Phoenix)

  • OKC Councilor calls state Uber/Lyft law ridiculous. (NewsOK)

  • The Oklahoma City Council is considering whether to give up 250 acres of land at Frisco Road and Highway 66 on its western border. (Journal Record)

  • DOC hires wife of a former Arizona warden. (Oklahoma Watch)

  • The country’s second largest Indian tribe is heading to ballot box this week. (Fox23)

  • Cleveland County’s old detention center is getting torn down next month. (Norman Transcript)

  • Stillwater is getting a new power source. (Stillwater News Press)

  • Catoosa residents want an end to the loud booms coming from a recycling plant. (News On 6)

  • The mystery of who owns a senior center in the northwest Oklahoma town of Fairview is now resolved. (Enid News & Eagle)

  • A new hotel is coming to Oklahoma City’s Adventure District. (Journal Record)

  • New site considered for MAPS3 Convention center. (NewsOK)

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