Headlines for Friday, May 29, 2015:
Oklahoma County might face a federal lawsuit over its jail. (NewsOK)
The leader of the House Democrats calls for a special session for state roads and bridges. (Tulsa World)
The Oklahoma National Guard helps a Muskogee County rancher feed his cattle stranded by recent flooding. (Muskogee Phoenix)
Governor Fallin signs a plan for completing the American Indian Cultural Center. (Norman Transcript)
Cherokee citizens can hunt and fish for free in Oklahoma. (NewsOK)
With the end of the Legislative session its possible there are several new laws you don’t know about. (OK Gazette)
New Tulsa superintendent stays with controversial conservative education group. (Tulsa World)
Oklahoma courts side with Muskogee homeowners in an eminent domain suit. (Muskogee Phoenix)
- Norman student gets one word away from winning the Scripps Spelling Bee. (NewsOK)
Two Edmond projects on the corner of I-35 and Covell are finally moving forward. (Journal Record)
Two Tonkawa Artists are taking part in an exhibit at the Bone Creek Museum of Agrarian Art in David City, Nebraska. (Ponca City News)
The state is selling a former women’s prison. (Journal Record)
The Plow Building in Bricktown is getting a new purpose. (KFOR)
Indoor skydiving comes to Oklahoma City. (NewsOK)
