Headlines for Monday, April 6, 2015:
Bills barring local control of oil and gas drilling might have an unforeseen consequence: ending the Federal Flood Insurance program in Oklahoma. (Tulsa World)
The President of Oklahoma City University is joining in a critique of Oklahoma’s execution methods. (NewsOK)
More trouble is coming for Sampson Resources. (Journal Record)
Allegations at a Norman medical billing company result in a lawsuit and dozens losing their job. (NewsOK)
Bird Flu raises concerns for the poultry industry. (Journal Record)
Two political newcomers and a state Representative are vying for former Senator Jabar Shumate’s north Tulsa seat in a special election tomorrow. (Tulsa World)
Edmond residents are heading to the polls tomorrow to vote on electronic signs. (Edmond Sun)
A House committee is getting ready to hear seven bills to change Oklahoma alcohol laws. (Journal Record)
A national animal rights group is airing commercials targeting a measure at the state capitol. (Tulsa World)
The recent oil boom helps Grant County in northern Oklahoma rank first in average income. (Tulsa World)
Oklahoma is falling behind in funding for an initiative to create more college graduates. (NewsOK)
The Oklahoma City Thunder falls to the Houston Rockets, 115 to 112. (ESPN)
