Headlines for Wednesday, July 11, 2018:
- Health board bans smoking medical marijuana. (StateImpact OK)
- Students get a chance to educate the educators. (Tulsa World)
- Budget woes force closing of child care centers at two OKC colleges. (NewsOK)
- OKC discrimination case ends in a $150K settlement. (NewsOK)
- Judge releases convicted rapist attorneys say is innocent. (NewsOK)
- A battle between two energy companies enters day two before regulators. (Journal Record)
- Credit unions change policies to avoid double dipping in mobile deposits. (Journal Record)
- Tulsa hears growing opposition to wider driveways. (Tulsa World)
- Oklahoma City sees another strong month in sales tax collections. (NewsOK)
- Economic group touts strong development in northeast OKC. (Journal Record)
- A MAPS board member eyes OKC seat getting vacated by Shadid. (NewsOK)
- The town of Hinton has an eye on the state park just south of its city limits. (Journal Record)
