Headlines for Monday, March 13, 2017:
Help is coming for Oklahomans affected by wildfires. (Journal Record)
A House bill to give teachers a pay raise is getting a lukewarm reception in the State Senate. (Tulsa World)
The State’s budget shortfall might be larger than it seems. (NewsOK)
Debate over a cigarette tax rages on at the Capitol. (Journal Record)
Bill allows Oklahoma tax collectors to look out of state for revenue (NewsOK)
Fallin’s top legal advisor quits after just five months on the job. (NewsOK)
County Sheriffs are raising concerns over the cancelation of contracts by the Department of Corrections. (NewsOK)
A northeast Oklahoma County’s law enforcement is suffering after a series of resignations. (Tulsa World)
A new study shows the economic impact of immigrants in the Sooner State. (NewsOK)
Study looks at wastewater from energy production. (Journal Record)
Hideaway opens its first restaurant out of Oklahoma. (Journal Record)
Cowboys get ready for the Wolverines in NCAA. (NewsOK)
Russell Westbrook stands alone in second place all-time for the most triple-doubles in a season. (ESPN)
