Headlines for Friday, January 5, 2017:
Oklahoma residents are getting to vote on medical marijuana in June. (Journal Record)
The Health Department refuses to allow a subpoenaed employee to testify before lawmakers. (NewsOK)
CDC releases a report on black infant mortality in Oklahoma. (StateImpact OK)
A new Oklahoma company wants to crack down on opioid abuse. (Journal Record)
The battle over utility rates and tax cuts starts at the Corporation Commission. (Journal Record)
Corporation Commission hears public comment on panhandle wind farm. (NewsOK)
Authorities are looking for a plane which went missing after taking off from an Oklahoma City airport. (NewsOK)
Another bid for a downtown OKC police garage gets shot down. (Journal Record)
Tulsa Public Schools renews its contract with two north Tulsa Charter Schools. (Tulsa World)
The Department of Environmental Quality unveils a new license plate. (Tulsa World)
Oklahomans rush to buy lottery tickets. (Tulsa World)
The Oklahoma City Thunder comes from behind to beat the Los Angeles Clippers. (NewsOK)
