Headlines for Thursday, April 2, 2015:
A new study finds Oklahoma students aren’t getting prepared for high skilled jobs. (NewsOK)
Analysts are raising concerns about oil production in 2015. (Journal Record)
A bill keeping cities and towns from enacting drilling bans clears a Senate committee. (Tulsa World)
The State Senate gives its approval to a bill which would make state schools smoke free 24-hours a day. (NewsOK)
Controversies in Indiana and Arkansas over anti-gay measures aren’t likely in Oklahoma this year. (Tulsa World)
Governor Fallin requests a federal disaster declaration for Tulsa and Cleveland counties after last week's deadly tornadoes. (AP)
The first-ever chairman of the Oklahoma Workers' Compensation Commission is resigning from his post. (NewsOK)
Southwest Oklahoma is looking at a dredging Waurika Lake to survive the drought. (NewsOK)
Reptiles once owned by the late musician Michael Jackson were among the animals that died in a fire last month. (NewsOK)
A Tulsa estate mortgage company is growing. (Journal Record)
Oklahoma’s female comedians are taking their career in standup seriously. (Oklahoma Gazette)
The Oklahoma City Thunder loses at home to the Dallas Mavericks, 135 to 131. (ESPN)
