Headlines for Wednesday, January 14th, 2015:
Norman residents approve a water rate hike. (NewsOK)
Options for new destinations are increasing at Tulsa International Airport. (Journal Record)
School officials in Minco are closing the district for the rest of the week. (Chickasha Express Star)
Oklahoma City is moving forward with a $45 million investment for NE 23rd Street. (NewsOK)
New businesses are providing options for people in Oklahoma City’s Automobile Alley. (Oklahoma Gazette)
Oklahoma’s main source of money for the budget saw an increase in tax collections last month. (Tulsa World)
An amendment to an Oklahoma City ordinance could bring compromise between bicycle riders and the city council. (Journal Record)
A state health board member wants the state to use Medicaid expansion money to help poor Oklahomans. (NewsOK)
Facebook is joining in the fight to help find abducted children in Oklahoma’s Amber alert system. (Tulsa World)
9th-ranked Kansas was too much for 24th-ranked Oklahoma State as the Jayhawks beat the Cowboys 67-57. (News9)
