WARR ACRES, Okla. – Police surrounded a home in Warr Acres Thursday in pursuit of a suspected burglar.

The suspect holed up in a home that had just sold; the closing was scheduled for 4 p.m. that same day.  

Real estate agent Brent Boone said the buyers and sellers were on the way to the closing when news came someone was in their house.

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OKLAHOMA CITY – One woman has been taken to the hospital after a shooting at a southeast Oklahoma City apartment complex Friday afternoon.

Officials are on scene at Madison Village apartments on the 4200 block of S. E. 52nd St.

Officials have not released the woman’s condition nor her identity.

Police have not confirmed what led to the shooting.

They are searching for one suspect but have not given a description. 

Authorities said the apartment is believed to be an Oklahoma City Housing Authority complex.

OKLAHOMA CITY – School is almost out for most kids in Oklahoma and that means the start of summer vacation.

But for some, it also means going hungry.

Michael Morris is the executive chef for Putnam City Schools.

“It’s always fun to be in an elementary cafeteria and hear what kids have to say and make their day happy with food,” he said.

A new summer food service at Putnam City schools is fighting childhood hunger.

Starting in June, anyone 18 or younger can eat breakfast and lunch for free during the week.

The program provides healthy meals for kids who might not get them otherwise.

As a former graduate, feeding kids healthy food is important to Morris.

“I’m glad to be back here trying to improve on the nutrition that I had as a Putnam City student,” Morris said.