Headlines for Monday, July 9, 2018:
- Oklahoma City’s VA Medical Center finds itself in the midst of a doctor shortage. (NewsOK)
- Oklahoma voters could be deciding on another initiative for marijuana. (Tulsa World)
- State’s new industrial hemp development program gains a dozen applicants. (Journal Record)
- Tobacco quit lines are seeing an increase in calls. (NewsOK)
- Oklahoma truck drivers are facing a backlog to take exams. (Journal Record)
- The Tulsa Schools District is raising concerns about a drop in state aid and enrollment. (Tulsa World)
- Thousands of educators expected to take part in the state’s education conference this week. (Tulsa World)
- Oklahoma’s top prosecutor warns against answering phone calls from unknown numbers. (Tulsa World)
- The number of runoffs in state races might be unprecedented. (Tulsa World)
- EPA plans to remove lead from a former oil refinery in Bristow. (NewsOK)
- A $55M overhaul of the Cox Center in Tulsa begins this week. (Tulsa World)
