Headlines for Friday, January 9, 2015:
Officials with the northeast Oklahoma school district in Oologah are cancelling classes for a second straight day awaiting word on what killed a six-year-old student. (Tulsa World)
A delayed earnings report from SandRidge Energy shows earnings up, bur revenue down. (Journal Record)
The number of deaths from the flu jumps significantly. (NewsOK)
Organizers are planning another education rally at the state capitol during the next legislative session. (Tulsa World)
A new Ten Commandments monument returns to the State Capitol. (NewsOK)
An Oklahoma lawmaker is questioning the sincerity of the Oklahoma Council on American-Islamic Relations of CAIR in its condolences over the Paris newspaper killings. (Journal Record)
Prison capacity hits more than a hundred percent and could result in the early release of prisoners. (NewsOK)
AAA is dealing with more stranded drivers with the cold weather. (Fox 25)
Drought is worsening in western Oklahoma while southeast parts of the state are getting relief. (NewsOK)
Sliding oil prices could hurt the sale of an historic Tulsa building. (Journal Record)
