Tagged: Top Stories

Hear a recap of this morning's local news.  This morning:

• We update the state's efforts to halt a Broken Arrow Casino
• Another surplus city owned office building is sold.
• The state senate tax cut plan comes under fire.

In this morning's update, we have:

• The latest on our local economy.
• A man convicted of a Tulsa murder is put to death at the state prison.
• Clean-up is underway from Monday night's Oklahoma twisters.

In this morning's news recap:

• No damage from late night tornadoes north of Tulsa.
• Farmers say the drought is over.
• A conference dealing with medical communication is underway in Tulsa

In this morning's update:

Details on the Mayor's proposed city budget.

Tulsans rally on behalf of common education funding.

A meeting today will start work on the region's future.

In this morning's news:

Rates for Tulsa's new trash service are set.

Mayor Bartlett is holding the new city budget details close to the vest.

PSO, the EPA and the state come to terms on Regional Haze issues.

In this morning's update:

• The winner of state house district 71 will be decided by the state supreme court.
• The Creek Nation buys the Riverwalk Crossing at a sheriff's sale for $11.5 million.
• The Tulsa Trash Board agrees to let customers pick the size of their trash cart.

Hear a recap of this morning's top local stories from KWGS. In this morning's update:

• As the clean-up gets underway in Dallas, forecasters here worry if we are ready for the severe weather season.
• Two Oklahoma tribes are charged in federal court over pay-day loan operations.
• Tulsa's school superintendent is ready to rumble over state school funding.

Hear a recap of today's top local news stories for Public Radio Tulsa. In this morning's update:

• An earthquake shakes the McAlester area overnight.
• Tulsa gets another CNG service station.
• Oklahoma's work force is having a tough time keeping up with the rebounding economy

Here are recap of this morning's Top Local Stories from 89.5/KWGS. In today's update:

• A state leader blasts the legislature for the high number of bills it passes that are later declared unconstitutional.
• The new state budget must be approved within 60-days. Governor Fallin says it will be flat.
• The warm March weather sets a record.