Headlines for Thursday, August 13, 2015:
While oil prices might be down, gas prices in Oklahoma jumped as much as 25 cents a gallon. (NewsOK)
Drilling could begin again in Osage County. (Journal Record)
Oklahoma National Guards are training to carry weapons on the job. (News on 6)
Needy Oklahomans are getting hit hard by cuts to state agencies. (Journal Record)
Flooding victims have just two weeks left to register for disaster benefits. (NewsOK)
Stillwater State Senator Jim Halligan says he’s ending his time in the legislature next year. (Tulsa World)
Republican Presidential candidate Ted Cruz is spending the day campaigning in Oklahoma. (AP)
Oklahoma law enforcement agencies are still pushing for armored military vehicles. (OK Watch)
A program is helping Northwest Oklahoma college students earn their four-year degrees. (Enid News & Eagle)
Courtrooms are usually serious place, but at some times they are the scenes of hilarious moments. (Journal Record)
The restoration on the State Capital is moving indoors. (KFOR)
The Oklahoma City Thunder announces its 2015/2016 season. (NewsOK)
