Headlines for Monday, September 10, 2018:
- Voters will decide on five state questions November 6th. (Tulsa World)
- Big changes are coming to Oklahoma state government this November. (Tulsa World)
- Cities work to determine how to deal with new alcohol laws at golf courses (Journal Record)
- One year later, Dreamers are still pushing for protections. (NewsOK)
- Judge allows a lawsuit over earthquakes to move forward. (Journal Record)
- The final tally of untested rape kits is getting clearer. (NewsOK)
- New law requires “immediate” reporting of child abuse. (NewsOK)
- Study on older Oklahomans includes some good news. (Tulsa World)
- Workers at the State Capitol will have to replace the building’s large copper roof. (NewsOK)
Oklahoma wants to better market its grapes and wines.(Journal Record)
OKC’s first VegFest bring 4,000 downtown. (NewsOK)
The largest park of its kind in the nation built mostly with private dollars opens. (Tulsa World)
