Headlines for Friday, April 13, 2018:
- OKC School officials could add an hour to each school day to make up for lost time. (NewsOK)
- Lawmakers spar over capital gains on last day of walkout. (Tulsa World)
- The number of candidates running for public office grows to 600 on day two of filing. (NewsOK)
- The State Senate gives approval to legislation allowing guns in churches. (NewsOK)
- Oklahoma faces a potentially historic wildfire day. (NewsOK)
- Agencies not yet complying with untested rape kit audit drops to 100. (NewsOK)
- Former aide to Senator Inhofe gets US Senate approval to be EPA Second-in-command. (NewsOK)
- Lawmakers keep eye on wind for possible revenue. (Journal Record)
- The number of flu deaths in Oklahoma surpasses 270. (AP)
- OSU entomologist calls tick forecast "patchy". (Tulsa World)
- Tulsa delays vote on ordinance removing homeless from under bridges. (Tulsa World)
- Gas prices could rise to multi-year highs this summer. (NewsOK)
- OSU's Spears School opens for business. (Journal Record)
- Oklahoma County judge addresses attendees of the national Women in Leadership Conference in OKC. (Journal Record)
- Stillwater Electric Utility design for a power plant gets recognition. (NewsOK)
- Pioneer Woman opens new hotel in Pawhuska. (Tulsa World)
