Headlines for Tuesday, August 23, 2016:
Five things you should know about voting today. (Oklahoma Watch)
More than 6,000 Oklahomans participate in early voting in runoffs. (NewsOK)
Governor Fallin officially adds five new state questions to the November ballot. (NewsOK)
Liquor store owners continue pitch for State Question 791. (NewsOK)
State officials unveil a new license plate. (Tulsa World)
The Oklahoma Turnpike Authority meets today to consider toll increases. (NewsOK)
Transportation officials are considering a toll road to complete the Gilcrease Expressway. (Tulsa World)
A new statewide survey found that at least 2,800 public school jobs have been lost to budget cuts this year. (KOSU)
The Oklahoma City School Board is considering a $180 million bond issue today. (NewsOK)
President Obama honors Jenks teacher. (KTUL)
Oklahoma’s Attorney General is celebrating a transgender bathroom ruling in Texas. (Tulsa World)
The Opt-Out provision of the Workers Comp law could head to the State Supreme Court. (Journal Record)
The Corporation Commission moves close to dismissing a $16B case against AT&T. (NewsOK)
Oklahoma City’s bike sharing program, Spokies, unveils new upgrades to its vehicles. (KOSU)
An Oklahoma City health-care related company is adding more jobs. (Journal Record)
