Local headlines for Friday, February 14, 2020:
- State officials say they’ve found the pharmaceutical drugs to resume executions. (NewsOK)
- Oklahoma’s House Speaker wants “In God We Trust” in all state buildings. (NewsOK)
- Mayors across the state push for public safety bill. (Journal Record)
- Tribes ask for dismissal over Stitt’s gaming compacts expiration claims. (Tulsa World)
- Oklahoma Senators plan to oppose war powers resolution. (NewsOK)
- Seven new flu related deaths reported this week. (Tulsa World)
- The Tulsa School Board tables action on proposed administrative cuts. (Tulsa World)
- Putnam City passes historic $133M bond. (NewsOK)
- NAACP explains difference between “Ok, Boomer” and racial slur. (Tulsa World)
- Oklahoma releases 124 inmates through commutation. (NewsOK)
- Chesapeake stock hits 26-year low. (NewsOK)
- Consultant recommends OKC raise the price of parking. (Journal Record)
- FCC authorizes $7M for rural Oklahoma broadband. (Tulsa World)
- Southwest says it won’t use Boeing 737 Max till at least August. (NewsOK)
- Stillwater Regional Airport sees 8% increase with 58,000 passengers in 2019. (Tulsa World)
- Oklahoma veterans gets roses for Valentine’s Day. (Journal Record)
- Thunder heads into the all-star break with a win. (NewsOK)
