About 200 members of the Oklahoma National Guard?s 45th Infantry Brigade returned to Oklahoma on Sunday, the first of about 2,600 coming home from a tour in Iraq. The first group landed Sunday morning, the second group landed after 6 p.m.

Both groups were honored with a ceremony at Southern Nazarene University?s Sawyer Center, where the banner above the door read: Mission Accomplished.

Maj. Gen Harry M. Wyatt III, the state?s adjutant general, said the most important standard in measuring the brigade?s success in its deployment to Iraq is a simple one. ?Everyone we deployed is coming home,? Wyatt said. ?I could not be prouder than I am today.?

Three more arrivals are expected today.

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Oklahoma City police still have not confirmed the identity of a man wounded in a shoot-out with police early Saturday, police Sgt. Daniel Stewart said Sunday.

Police think they know who the man is, but are choosing not to release his identity until it can be confirmed, Stewart said.

The man first fired shots at officers from the porch of a home in the 700 block of SE 49 about 3:05 a.m. Saturday, police said.

The man was arrested after a short manhunt and taken to a hospital with a gunshot wound. Stewart said the man has been booked into the Oklahoma County jail.

No one else was hurt in the incident.

The officer who shot the man, Sgt. Claylan Cline, has been placed on routine administrative leave pending the outcome

Donations aren't exactly pouring in to the Eastern Oklahoma Food Bank these days.

A fatal accident shut down the southeast corner of the IDL in downtown Tulsa on Sunday night.

Officers on the scene say a man was shot in the stomach.

Nearly 10,000 people in Tulsa County and 60,000 are still eligible for the economic stimulus rebate.

The National Arabian Horse Show at the fairgrounds is just days away.