Headlines for Monday, July 23, 2018:

  • Medical Marijuana takes effect on Thursday. (Tulsa World)
     
  • New alcohol laws could impact prices for liquor. (KOCO)
     
  • Distributors face other questions before new alcohol laws take effect Oct. 1. (Journal Record)
     
  • Tulsa law enforcement officials say there’s been a major decline in meth lab busts. (Tulsa World)
     
  • Medicaid officials want the state to pump the brakes on work requirements. (Journal Record)
     
  • June unemployment rate moves just below than the national rate of four percent. (AP)
     
  • OSU works to get more doctors to rural parts of the state. (NewsOK)
     
  • Grady CO residents fight a commercial wastewater disposal well near their town. (Journal Record)
     
  • Crews resume environmental cleanup of former Stephens County refinery site. (NewsOK)
     
  • NORDAM files for bankruptcy. (Tulsa World)
     
  • Eastern District Bankruptcy Court is moving from Okmulgee to Muskogee. (Tulsa World)
     
  • The city of Tulsa could be heading to changes in its leadership this year. (Tulsa World)
     
  • Democratic candidates work hard to get out the vote for runoff in CD1. (Tulsa World)
     
  • CD5 Incumbent Republican leads challengers in fundraising. (NewsOK)
     
  • OKC officials hope new recycling will reduce landfill (NewsOK)
     
  • Oklahoma City plans to open its downtown Boulevard in stages. (Journal Record)
     
  • Downtown OKC businesses ready for streetcar work to end. (NewsOK)
     
  • Oklahoma illusionist takes his talents to Prime Time. (NewsOK)

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