The Oklahoman - 2017-03-29

• Grand jury looks into brutal slaying
• Woman charged in death of Tecumseh officer
• Trump tosses Obama’s ‘clean’ energy plan, embraces coal
• Going back to Orlando
• Gatewood, Edgemere faithful rail against school closures
• Edmond council OKs backyard chickens
• OKC’s council approves plan for movie theater, offices
• Judge rejects wife killer’s plea for mercy
• How Trump can get his groove back
• Veterans center woes a sign of apathy from lawmakers
• Sheriff ’s challenges grow larger all the time
• After seven years, GOP not able to deliver on promises
• Thunder still seeking stops for stretch run
• PREVAILING CULTURE
• Kentucky WR added as transfer
• Maye an X-factor for Tar Heels
• Point guard reassures commitment
• Witten signs extension
• Bulldogs take down Pruitt
• Dallas TE Witten signs extension through 2021
• Baylor junior guard Freeman to transfer
• PITCHFORK IN THE PARK
• Oklahoma, 3 energy states see personal earnings decline in 2016
• Oil executive warns of overproduc­tion at OKC conference
• Coal power
• Past financial abuse of elders can leave caregivers similarly strapped
• College savings plan touted as tax deadline nears
• US home prices rose in January at fastest pace in past 2 years
• Help line opened for those affected by jobseeker site hack
• Twinkies ride America’s healthy-eating trend
• Cod fishing catches plummet in waters off New England
• Canadian County students can now apply for $500 scholarshi­ps
• Cod fishing catches plummet in waters off New England
• ‘It’s just another way of surviving’
• Canadian County students can now apply for $500 scholarshi­ps
• Cod fishing catches plummet in waters off New England
• Medieval Fair in Norman to celebrate days of yore
• Canadian County students can now apply for $500 scholarshi­ps
• Cod fishing catches plummet in waters off New England
• Cod fishing catches plummet in waters off New England
• Mangum girl qualifies for Elks National Hoop Shoot
• Cod fishing catches plummet in waters off New England
• Canadian County students can now apply for $500 scholarshi­ps

The Oklahoman - 2017-03-28

The Oklahoman - 2017-03-30