Headlines for Tuesday, March 17, 2015:
A Senate panel barely passes a bill to ban teachers from paying union dues through their paycheck. (NewsOK)
Secrecy might have led to the botched execution of Clayton Lockett last April. (Tulsa World)
Electric company OG&E defends its call to raise customer rates as much as 15-percent by 2019. (NewsOK)
An Oklahoma City MAPS 3 oversight subcommittee meets to talk about a new Convention Center. (Journal Record)
New study focuses on earthquakes and injection wells. (Tulsa World)
Medical waste including used vials and syringes found in the Arkansas River in eastern Oklahoma. (KFOR)
A House committee starts Spring Break by approving a bill to cut down on tests for Oklahoma students. (Tulsa World)
Oklahoma City is getting the state’s first computer science academy. (NewsOK)
For St. Patrick’s Day, people are wearing the green, but golfers aren’t hitting the green. (Journal Record)
The Thunder put up a good fight but fell to the Dallas Mavericks, 119 to 115. (ESPN)
