Headlines for Friday, August 3, 2018:
Medical marijuana growers get more choices under revised rules. (Journal Record)
Energy companies made up nearly 50% of donors opposed to medical marijuana. (Tulsa World)
Hemp growers are experimenting for the best crop. (Journal Record)
A change in funding for schools goes before voters this November. (Tulsa World)
OU cuts back on its National Merit Scholarship Program. (Oklahoma Watch)
Epic Charter School considers former ITT Tech space at 50 Penn Place. (Journal Record)
Senator Inhofe backs Sessions against President Trump. (NewsOK)
Senator Inhofe says President Trump has done a great job. (Tulsa World)
Energy companies worry about higher fuel prices. (NewsOK)
Williams records $135M second quarter earnings. (Tulsa World)
A Tulsa energy company gets ready for a boom in the industry. (Journal Record)
An Oklahoma electric coop ranks among top three nationwide for solar power. (NewsOK)
After a long delay, construction begins on Tulsa food pantry. (Tulsa World)
Despite recent cooler temperatures, August expected to get hotter than normal. (Tulsa World)
More than 3 dozen electric scooters appear in downtown Oklahoma City. (NewsOK)
