Headlines for Wednesday, February 4, 2015:
Tulsa’s School Superintendent-to-be is visiting schools this week. (Tulsa World)
The Oklahoma City Council releases a formal six page policy on how and when municipal agencies can take on debt. (Journal Record)
The Corporation Commission shuts down an injection well because of earthquakes. (Tulsa World)
Oklahoma’s newest Congressman is starting his first year in office nearly $200,000 in debt. (NewsOK)
The number of oil rigs is dropping across the state along with the price of gas and it’s starting to impact employees. (Journal Record)
School districts are sharing more than $16 million in a tax recalculation. (NewsOK)
Talk of fracking draws a standing room only crowd last night in Stillwater. (O'Colly)
The so-called “hoodie bill” gets killed in the Senate without a hearing. (NewsOK)
Illness closes an eastern Oklahoma school district for the rest of the week. (Fox23)
Lawmakers are considering a bill legalizing oil which comes from cannabis oil. (KFOR)
The Oklahoma City Thunder is keeping Nick Collison. (NewsOK)
