Headlines for Friday, April 3, 2015:
Governor Fallin signs a bill banning payroll deductions for dues to teachers unions. (Tulsa World)
Another energy company announces layoffs. (Journal Record)
The deaths of four people in Tulsa leave the community perplexed. (KJRH)
Senator James Lankford raises concerns over Iran deal. (Tulsa World)
Governor Fallin appoints a former rival to a newly created advisory role. (NewsOK)
A bill allowing lawmakers to dramatically change agency rules dies in a House Committee. (Oklahoma Watch)
An Oklahoma Republican lawmaker calls on others in his party to join in a boycott of an annual legislative dinner hosted by the conservative State Chamber. (Journal Record)
The flu death toll in Oklahoma keeps climbing. (NewsOn6)
The murder trial of an Australian baseball player is staying in Duncan. (NewsOK)
AG wants judge in the OG&E rate hike case to remove nearly half of the more than $1 billion request. (Journal Record)
Native American survivors of sexual violence and agencies who advocate on their behalf share their stories at the state capitol. (KGOU)
OKC Thunder injuries take toll on its defense. (NewsOK)
