Here is a sampling of headlines for the morning of December 2, 2014:
A new law keeping welfare funds out of casinos, liquor stores, tobacco shops and strip clubs is hitting a snag. (NewsOK)
Authorities find more than a ton of marijuana at a ranch in southern Oklahoma. (KXII-TV)
An Oklahoma man who died earlier this year appears to be the victim of Islamic extremists. (NewsOK)
Christmas tree farmers in Oklahoma are facing a tougher year because of the drought. (Journal Record)
The University of Tulsa fires head football coach Bill Blankenship. (Tulsa World)
The state Democratic Party is dropping its challenge for a special election in eastern Oklahoma. (Tulsa World)
Governor Fallin wants lawmakers to look at how state money is getting spent before a budget is written. (Journal Record)
The Tulsa School Board is considering a $415 million bond proposal. (Tulsa World)
An overnight traffic stop in Northwest Oklahoma City results in the wounding of two police officers and the death of the shooter. (News9)
Oklahoma City Thunder star Kevin Durant could return to the team tonight. (NewsOK)
