Governor busy signing bills into law on Friday

We've learned Oklahoma Gov. Mary Fallin signed into law 25 bills and vetoed one on Friday.

She has now signed 261 bills passed by the 2014 Legislature into law and vetoed 25.

Among the signed bills is one that prohibits aggravated or habitual sex offenders from entering a public park.

The vetoed bill would have allowed taxpayers to donate all or part of their state income tax returns to a fund designed to help impoverished domestic violence victims get legal services.  Her office says the law was vetoed because of a 2012 law already in place, providing legal services for domestic and sexual assault victims.