US Supreme Court rules against Oklahoma in Creek Nation case; OU seeks to move opener to Aug. 29; and more

DAILY HEADLINES [The Oklahoman]( 10 Jul, 2020 [Facebook]( [Twitter]( [SUBSCRIBE FOR ALL ACCESS]( What stories do you wish The Oklahoman were chasing? What do you wish we knew? [Tell us!]( Contact information is optional. Are you a subscriber? View the [print replica]( of today's newspaper for more stories! [Sign up here]( to get daily coronavirus updates in your email. [US Supreme Court rules against Oklahoma in Creek Nation case]( The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Thursday that the Muscogee (Creek) Nation's reservation was not officially terminated at Oklahoma statehood, as justices issued a decision that may upend state jurisdiction in much of eastern Oklahoma. Latest News/Sports [Two metro civic leaders join local rabbi for mask giveaway event]( Wearing their own cloth coverings to set a good example, a Jewish rabbi and two local officials recently distributed free masks during a festive drive-thru mask distribution in the north metro area. [Oklahoma law professors, grads express concerns over July bar exam]( Money, job prospects, getting sick, getting family members sick. [Oklahoma football: OU seeks to move opener to Aug. 29]( Sooners ask for waiver to play Missouri State in Zero Week. [Subscribe to The Oklahoman]( [The Oklahoman's Super 30: Choctaw's Chase Jackson's position change, transfer sparked path to TCU commitment]( Choosing what school to play football for can often be challenging for high school players, particularly during a time in which they can't visit campuses. Business [Urge to surge: Apartment sales price rise in Oklahoma City predates coronavirus]( Apartment sale prices surged the first half of the year, urged on by persistent demand, untouched by the coronavirus, unemployment, unemployed renters, business closures and other economic disruption - but it was all due to timing. [Consumers set to benefit in Panhandle and surrounding area thanks to power grid upgrades]( Upgrades to the electrical grid in Oklahoma's Panhandle are paying off for customers of an electric cooperative in the area., an economic study shows. Opinion [Opinion: Oklahoma tribes, state collaborate on way forward after Supreme Court ruling]( A U.S. Supreme Court decision Thursday regarding tribal sovereignty had the potential to cause havoc with criminal cases, and perhaps others, across eastern Oklahoma. [Opinion: Another low-drama Oklahoma election]( After much hue and cry about voting amid the COVID-19 pandemic, last week's primary election in Oklahoma went as most elections do here - smoothly and without major incidents. You are receiving this communication as a member of the The Oklahoman. The Oklahoman values your online privacy. For more information, view our [privacy policy]( now. Please do not reply to this message. [Manage Preferences]( | [Unsubscribe]( The Oklahoman 100 West Main Street, Suite 100 Oklahoma City, OK 73102 © 2020 The Oklahoman. All rights reserved.