Headlines for August 11, 2015:
Courts strike down another abortion bill. (NewsOK)
Governor Fallin sets a special election to replace Owasso Senator Rick Brinkley. (Tulsa World)
Tax collections for Oklahoma City fall short of projections. (NewsOK)
Another energy company reports losses from low oil prices. (Journal Record)
New energy production rules in Osage county get stopped. (Tulsa World)
Tahlequah could be getting a new veterans clinic. (Muskogee Phoenix)
The Midwest City Firefighters Association turns to social media to stop the closure of a fire-station. (KOCO)
A company is trying to establish bus travel between Tulsa and Oklahoma City. (Journal Record)
Muskogee is getting the first New Tech Academy in Oklahoma. (News on 6)
OU and OSU getting a $6 million grant to use drone to study weather. (NewsOK)
The western Oklahoma town of Rush Springs gets a Ten Commandments monument. (News9)
Oklahoma City businesses are already looking to Christmas. (Journal Record)
DeadCenter Film Festival opens its calls for 2016 entries. (NewsOK)
