Headlines for Wednesday, March 18, 2015:
- An investigation of the County Commissioners Association leads to a shakeup in leadership. (Journal Record)
Oklahoma City’s Superintendent blames testing on high suspension rates among minorities. (NewsOK)
Members of the Muscogee Creek Nation file a petition to remove their chief. (Tulsa World)
Oklahoma’s Lieutenant Governor is traveling the state with an eye on the Governor’s seat in four years. (Oklahoma Watch)
A group of Tulsans opposes a new outlet mall planed near Turkey Mountain. (Tulsa World)
Critics of planned rate hikes by OGE go before the Corporation Commission. (Journal Record)
Oklahoma’s unemployment fell below four percent. (NewsOK)
Oklahoma’s Attorney General joins 22 counterparts in other states in opposing a ban on ammunition. (Tulsa World)
A quiet start to severe weather in Oklahoma is coming close to breaking a record. (KOCO)
A Bixby native and OSU student advances on the NBC talent show, “The Voice”. (KJRH)
The Thunder is getting forced to play without another one of its stars. (NewsOK)
