Oklahoma lawmakers will make their way back to the Oklahoma state Capitol next month after Gov. Kevin Stitt called for a special session.Get the latest news stories of interest by clicking here.The governor says he wants lawmakers to deliver on a tax cut to put Oklahoma on the path to zero income taxes and a trigger law focusing on tax fairness. Stitt also wants a measure to increase transparency in the budget process for Oklahomans.>> Download the KOCO 5 App"We have one job – to serve and protect all four million Oklahomans," Stitt said in a news release. "I’m calling on the Legislature to fight for Oklahomans and demand fairness and transparency in our tax system and our budget process. I am also calling on the Legislature to put Oklahoma on a path to zero income tax and give Oklahomans a much-needed tax break. If not now, when?"The special session is scheduled to start Oct. 3.Top Headlines Oklahoma investigating disgraced ex-Baylor coach Briles being on field with Sooners assistant Jeff Lebby Paralyzed hockey player's rehab videos get attention from Mark Wahlberg 82-year-old man dies after crash involving semi-trailer on Turner Turnpike in Oklahoma County, OHP says Police search for suspect after shots fired in Oklahoma City Cub conundrum: Officers, bear expert save bear cub stuck in a tree