Headlines for Friday, July 31, 2015:
The state of Oklahoma is changing its voter registration policies to avoid a lawsuit. (NewsOK)
Tulsa officials are considering proposals to privatize the jail. (Tulsa World)
State and federal cuts to health agencies are affecting services in northeast Oklahoma. (Tulsa World)
Presidential candidate and Senator Ted Cruz plans to visit Bartlesville in August. (Bartlesville Examiner-Enterprize)
Thirty-five school districts in Oklahoma are making the switch to four day school weeks. (Journal Record)
The mayor of Claremore is getting named to the state Board of Education. (Tulsa World)
Fewer Oklahomans are taking the GED after higher costs and new changes. (Journal Record)
A Norman group is helping fathers be role models at schools. (Norman Transcript)
An historic downtown OKC bus sign comes down. (KFOR)
Three communities are receiving grants to clean up asbestos from their historic buildings. (News On 6)
Tulsa is running out of room for retail stores. (Journal Record)
Choices for homebuyers are declining. (NewsOK)
Senior housing needs increasing. (Journal Record)
An Oklahoma City company needs to change its logo after a court order. (NewsOK)
High marks for Oklahoma’s banks. (NewsOK)
Oklahoma City police hire a social media specialist. (NewsOK)
Tulsa is getting its first Tulsa Firefighters Museum. (News On 6)
OU Football gets preseason ranking outside the top ten for only the second time since 2000. (Tulsa World)
