Headlines for Wednesday, April 1, 2015:
Governor Fallin signs a bill to crack down on prescription drug abuse. (NewsOK)
Two Stillwater city counselors say they got an ultimatum by energy lobbyists to delay a vote on a drilling ban. (Tulsa World)
A Stillwater lawmaker says a bill dealing with earthquakes in Oklahoma protects the energy industry. (Tulsa World)
A former lawmaker takes a job at OU in response to a racist video that went viral. (NewsOK)
Conoco Phillips is getting ready to lay off workers with the decline in oil prices, (Tulsa World)
The death toll from last week’s storms grows from one to four. (NewsOK)
Prison officials at the Oklahoma State Penitentiary are investigating the death of an inmate as a homicide. (McAlester News Capital)
- Efforts are underway for improving business in south Oklahoma City. (Journal Record)
The Oklahoma City Council approves $660,000 to improve the look of Bricktown. (News9)
New jobs are coming to Bartlesville. (Journal Record)
The Oklahoma City Zoo wants to increase literacy in children. (KFOR)
OKC star Kevin Durant undergoes his third foot surgery in less than a year. (KTUL)
Oklahoma State’s men’s basketball head coach is staying for an eighth season. (Tulsa World)
