Headlines for Thursday, February 26, 2015:
The US Supreme Court is considering the case of a Tulsa woman who was not given a job for religious reasons. (NewsOK)
Chesapeake Energy releases its 2014 fourth quarter earnings to mixed results. (Journal Record)
A state House committee narrowly passes a bill to increase fines for cattle rustlers. (Oklahoma Watch)
Continental Resources releases its earnings results. (Journal Record)
End of Instruction Exams could be a thing of the past for Oklahoma students under a bill passed by a Senate panel. (Tulsa World)
A state House committee passes two bills to cut down on prison overcrowding. (NewsOK)
A House Committee approves a bill which could impact contractors. (Journal Record)
Musician JD McPherson is celebrating the release of his second solo album, “Let the Good Times Roll”. (Oklahoma Gazette)
Large beer manufacturers would have to stay with their distributors if they introduce a new brand under a bill working its way through the House. (Journal Record)
Oklahoma State win its first home game of the 2015 season, seven to two over Missouri State. (KTUL)
