IN BRIEF

OKLAHOMA CITY

Cubs at zoo

obtain names

Oklahoma City Zoo officials have named the two male snow leopard cubs born May 12 Snowball and Rilü, pronounced rye-loo.

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BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Severe weather brought strong winds and heavy rain to parts of Oklahoma, causing some damage to homes and knocking down utility poles.

There were no immediate reports of injuries with the storms that developed along an advancing cold front Thursday afternoon.

The National Weather Service says the highest wind gusts occurred in the Oklahoma City metropolitan area.

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BY ROBERT MEDLEY and MICHAEL KIMBALL

One person was shot dead and two others wounded overnight. The shootout involving four OUPD police officers working as security officers was about 2:30 a.m.

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Terry Stover said he was resigning because of "many troubling factors surrounding the but not limited to the Board's role in the audit."

State Auditor Decides To Redo Broken Arrow School District Audit

While Green Country needs the rain, the timing of the stormy weather isn't ideal for the first night of high school football. There are several Thursday night games and schools are watching the weather closely.

The former head of Tulsa's Reproductive Services has been charged with one count of willfully making a threat with an explosive device.

Tulsa Police: Device Found At Tulsa Business Not Suspicious

After a high number of drownings among young men this summer, experts are urging boaters to be extra careful this holiday weekend.

Tulsa Police the man who confronted someone at his front door and was shot multiple times has died of his injuries.  The shooting occurred in the 1600 block of East 66th Court.

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