Headlines for Thursday, March 3, 2016:
Oklahoma is mourning the loss of an energy giant this morning. (KOSU)
Oklahoma’s Regents for Higher Education are acting on cuts to the current budget later today. (NewsOK)
State House Republicans pass a bill to remove 110,000 people from Medicaid. (NewsOK)
A bill to end some high stakes testing passes the State Senate. (Tulsa World)
The State Senate passes a bill calling for more transparency in the wind industry. (Journal Record)
A petition to outlaw ALL abortions goes before the state Supreme Court. (Tulsa World)
A breakdown of voting by counties and precincts for Super Tuesday. (NewsOK)
The state is creating new reasonable responses to earthquakes. (Tulsa World)
Changes on reporting requirements are coming to those who file federal income taxes returns this year. (Journal Record)
Tulsa is getting more than six-thousand pieces from the Bob Dylan archives. (Tulsa World)
An event this weekend helps new artists start their careers. (Journal Record)
The Thunder blows another fourth quarter lead. (NewsOK)
