OKLAHOMA CITY — Presidential hopeful Mitt Romney spoke at the Oklahoma Republican Headquarters Wednesday.

Just after Pres. Obama announced his support of gay marriage, Romney took questions from the Oklahoma crowd on the controversial issue.

Romney said he believes marriage should be between a man and a woman.

The expected Republican nominee joined fellow Republican, Gov. Mary Fallin for an event at the party headquarters.

Romney stopped at an oil and gas company in Colorado before coming to Oklahoma.

Romney is expected to attend a fundraiser with Harold Hamm, Chairman and CEO of Oklahoma City-based Continental Resources.

Rumors have been floating around for weeks but now it is official. Embattled state Rep. Randy Terrill will run for the District 2 Cleveland County Commissioner seat.

OKLAHOMA CITY -- Cleveland County is suing software company MERSCORP for potentially lost revenue in mortgage filing fees. The suit was filed Tuesday. When a home is purchased, mortgage paperwork has to be filed with the county clerks office.

"Instead of doing that, there was a company created called MERSCORP by all the major financial institutions to help streamline the filing of all the paperwork," says County Commissioner Rod Cleveland.

Officials say that mainstreaming of documents using Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems or MERS - circumvented paying mortgage filing fees to the county clerks office.