Headlines for Wednesday, September 28, 2016:
Several Hundred people gather to call for justice in Tulsa. (Tulsa World)
The price to ride Oklahoma’s toll roads could be increasing. (NewsOK)
Convicted drunk drivers could be getting their licenses back following a state Supreme Court ruling. (NewsOK)
Summit studies drug impaired driving. (NewsOK)
Attorney General Scott Pruitt joins others in Washington, DC in a battle over EPA rules. (Tulsa World)
Federal judge hears arguments in Wind farm nuisance lawsuit. (NewsOK)
Rural electric cooperatives are looking at advances in technology to store the sun and wind. (Journal Record)
The City of Norman recognizes October as Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender History Month. (NewsOK)
Oklahoma City Council rejects Indigenous People’s Day. (NewsOK)
OKC begins negotiations on new convention hotel. (Journal Record)
Students from the Oklahoma School for the Blind get to become cowboys for a day in Haskell. (KOSU)
British researcher comes to OK to study terrorism. (Journal Record)
Fans get a first look at the new Thunder. (NewsOK)
