Headlines for Wednesday, March 25, 2015:
One of the students at the center of a racist chant at OU plans a public apology today. (Dallas Morning News)
Cities in Tulsa County want a penny sales tax extension. (Journal Record)
A Duncan man allegedly involved in the shooting death of an Australian baseball player accepts a life sentence with a possibility of parole in 36 years. (NewsOK)
A Senate Chairman is reconsidering his decision to not hear a texting and driving bill. (Tulsa World)
Criminal investigations result in another firing at the Association of County Commissioners of Oklahoma. (NewsOK)
A new report calls into question a quality jobs incentive given to companies to keep jobs in Oklahoma. (Oklahoma Watch)
An Oklahoma City landowner comes to the rescue for the new convention center. (NewsOK)
An historically low voter turnout last year prompts election reforms at the State Capitol. (Tulsa World)
The Oklahoma City Zoo gets a new baby gorilla. (NewsOK)
The Oklahoma City Energy Football Club kicks off its second season in a new home. (Journal Record)
The Oklahoma City Thunder manages another win at home beating the LA Lakers, 127 to 117. (ESPN)
