Local headlines for Tuesday, July 21, 2020:
- Technical issues blamed on drop in COVID-19 cases. (NewsOK)
- TPS looks for flexibility in coming school year. (Tulsa World)
- Norman parents call for delay in start of in-person education. (NewsOK)
- OU students moving into dorms this fall must first take a COVID-19 test. (NewsOK)
- Law doesn’t require businesses to report COVID positive worker. (NewsOK)
- Restaurants look for help amid economy and pandemic. (Journal Record)
- Oklahoma’s unemployment rate drops to 6.6% in June. (Tulsa World)
- Congresswoman Horn has reservations about $600 unemployment payment. (NewsOK)
- Tulsa County distributes $3M in CARES funds. (Tulsa World)
- Local aerospace executives expect growth in Oklahoma. (Journal Record)
- Stitt creates panel to study impact of McGirt decision in SCOTUS. (Tulsa World)
- Three more tribes drop out of agreement-in-principle. (NewsOK)
- Protests arise over agreement-in-principle with tribes. (Tulsa World)
- Protestors arrested in Oklahoma County DA’s office. (NewsOK)
- Tulsa hires firm to evaluate its policing. (Tulsa World)
- Researcher plan to reveal new step in Race Massacre graves search. (Tulsa World)
- House Speaker promises not to defund police. (NewsOK)
- Group calls on Norman mayor to resign. (NewsOK)
- Salvation Army is holding a fundraiser today for utility assistance. (NewsOK)
- State marching band championships gets canceled. (Tulsa World)
