Tinker prepares as Boeing navigates clearance process for Pegasus tanker planes

Today: Tinker prepares as Boeing navigates clearance process for Pegasus tanker planes Thursday September 6, 2018 Good morning! Today's digital newspaper is available here. You are receiving this email because you are an Oklahoman subscriber. View Today's Print Replica › Daily dispatches from The Oklahoman exclusively for subscribers. If prompted to log in, use this email address. News TINKER TANKER The KC-46 Pegasus received a second, significant certification from the Federal Aviation Administration, Boeing announced Wednesday. The company... ABLE swamped with license requests Quantity and volume are two measurements the Oklahoma Alcoholic Beverage Laws Enforcement Commission is used to working with, but lately it's been... Murder defendant admits guilt during trial Instead of having jurors decide his fate, a 19-year-old man admitted he fatally shot an unarmed Midwest City convenience store clerk during a $200... Opinion Open process best in district planning OKLAHOMA City's new superintendent of schools, Sean McDaniel, hit the nail on the head in discussing the unused space in buildings throughout the... Mississippi election tells an American story "To understand the world, you must understand a place like Mississippi." — Attributed to William Faulkner OXFORD, Miss. — Time was, there was... Sports Givens takes fast track to starting job Malik Givens left the Oklahoma State track team in the spring to join the football team as a walk-on and has earned a starting job on special teams... Kelly paid his dues at New Hampshire Kelly spent 14 years at his alma mater before becoming a nationally-known offensive savant FATHER KNOWS BEST It was life lessons from his father that kept rolling over in Curtis Bolton's head in the aftermath of last season's injury. Business Building products on tap In addition to seeing about 70 exhibits, on Thursday builders and others will hear experts on sales, marketing and customer service, finding hidden... Chesapeake, Ward settle lawsuit on land leases Chesapeake Energy Corp. and former SandRidge Energy Inc. CEO Tom L. Ward have agreed to pay $6.95 million to settle an antitrust class-action lawsuit. Features 'Sense of Time and Place' Gripping a paintbrush between his teeth, Greg Burns deftly blends watercolors into the color of red brick and begins sweeping color and life into... Dealing with being cut from team DEAR HARRIETTE: I'm a sophomore at my university, and I got cut from the soccer team at school. I'm so upset; I'm not looking forward to going... Turn summer's veggie bounty into colorful gratin With such a bounty, it's important to be creative, because, ironically, it's easy to tire of this abundance at the end of the season — and that...

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