Headlines for Wednesday, September 16, 2015:
Governor Fallin says the lethal injection of Richard Glossip is moving forward today. (NewsOK)
All Oklahoma prisons are locked down following the weekend deaths of four inmates. (NewsOK)
Lawmakers are looking into ways to reduce the number of women in Oklahoma prisons. (AP)
Oklahoma ranks sixth in the U.S. for the rate of women killed by men. (NewsOK)
Republican lawmakers come up with plans to address the state’s teacher shortage. (Oklahoma Watch)
County Commissioners group comes under fire for lack of transparency. (Journal Record)
Oklahomans will be spared the onslaught of political ads expected during tonight’s GOP debate. (Tulsa World)
Muscogee (Creek) chief candidates’ debate ahead of Saturday’s primary. (Tulsa World)
The Oklahoma City Council votes unanimously to introduce an ordinance prohibiting panhandlers on medians. (News9)
The OKC Council gets more big projects out of the way. (Journal Record)
Oklahoma could be getting wine in grocery stores and cold beer in liquor stores. (Tulsa World)
A non-profit clinic serving veterans is closing Friday. (KFOR)
Saint Francis plans a $23 million emergency center in Glenpool. (Journal Record)
A new U.S. Navy ship is getting its name from an Oklahoma city. (News on 6)
Norman police will have new sirens for their bicycles thanks to residents. (Norman Transcript)
The Film Exchange Building gets a sequel. (Journal Record)
The Tom Mix Museum in Dewey will keep its collection for now. (Bartlesville Examiner-Enterprise)
