Headlines for Tuesday, May 5, 2015:
Tulsa Sheriff Stanley Glanz says he won’t resign, but also won’t seek reelection in 2016. (Tulsa World)
Governor Fallin signs a bill allowing for shorter sentences in non-violent crimes. (NewsOK)
Governor Fallin plans to sign legislation making it illegal to text and drive. (News9)
An open court records website faces a shutdown because of budget cuts. (NewsOK)
A new report places high-stakes testing as one of the top concerns for teachers. (Tulsa World)
Oklahoma City is considering an idea from Devon’s CEO to take land from the proposed downtown park for the convention center. (Journal Record)
The Governor and Attorney General disagree over tactics in dealing with clean air standards. (NewsOK)
A Tulsa-based energy company is selling some of its contracts in the northeastern U.S. (Journal Record)
The U.S. Supreme Court is asking advice from the President’s Solicitor General on whether Oklahoma and Nebraska can sue Colorado over marijuana laws. (NewsOK)
OSU’s library gets honored for its series of Science Café programs on the oil and gas industry. (AP)
