Headlines for Monday, July 25, 2016:
A new analysis shows nearly half of murders in Oklahoma City go unsolved. (NewsOK)
Tulsa police officials say they are still working to get body cameras on their officers. (Tulsa World)
Crews in Oklahoma are searching for a missing skydiver whose parachute has been recovered. (Fox25)
Young black men share experiences of dealings with police. (Tulsa World)
Another Black Lives Matter march allows Tulsans to share a message of unity. (KTUL)
Oklahoma Democrats are getting ready for the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia. (Tulsa world)
Oklahoma is seeing an increasing number of women running for political office. (NewsOK)
Last month’s primary saw an increase in young voters in Oklahoma. (Tulsa World)
A new national movement and state law hope to protect Oklahoma trash collectors. (Norman Transcript)
Oklahoma City minority students are expected to outnumber white students this year for the first time. (NewsOK)
The State Superintendent is inviting people to an education conference in Edmond. (NewsOK)
Tinker Air Force Base needs more STEM students. (Journal Record)
Tax collections from Oklahoma restaurants are rising. (Journal Record)
