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tulsaworld.com — Following the Thunder's Game 5, series-clinching victory over the Los Angeles Lakers on Monday night, eight people were wounded by gunfire in the nearby Bricktown area. Minutes earlier, an estimated 6,000 fans had watched the game on a giant video board in Thunder Alley.

tulsaworld.com — A 6-foot-7, 220-pound forward, Black announced on Wednesday that he will play that final season as a member of the University of Tulsa team. While transfer of most student-athletes results in a year of being sidelined before becoming eligible, the NCAA allows graduate students to transfer one time while sustaining immediate eligibility.

tulsaworld.com — Game 5 attracts largest Tulsa audience for a Thunder telecast 5/22/2012 5:00:27 PM In Tulsa, there is no bigger Oklahoma City Thunder fan than John Trook, the director of sales for KTUL channel 8. As the local ABC affiliate, KTUL will televise the NBA Finals.

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tulsaworld.com — University of Tulsa football coach Bill Blankenship confirms that junior weakside linebacker Shawn Jackson has been suspended for the first three games of the 2012 football season. The 6-foot, 250-pound Jackson committed a violation of team policy, a university spokesman said.

tulsaworld.com — Read Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt's letter to U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder urging him to appeal an FDA decision about not releasing imported thiopental to state departments of correction for use in executions. Read the court decision in question, known as the Beaty decision. Pruitt and the other state attorneys general are asking U.S.

tulsaworld.com — Read the warning letter to DHS Click here for the report grading laws on child abuse public disclosure laws Read the survey of various laws by the U.S. Children's Bureau That same agency, the U.S. Children's Bureau, conducted a survey showing that at least 27 states have more liberal laws when it comes to disclosing documents to the public after such child deaths.

tulsaworld.com — Three pointers Two years later, a different outcome During the 2010 NBA playoffs, the super-young Oklahoma City Thunder was seeded No. 8 in the Western Conference. The top seed was the defending champion Los Angeles Lakers. In Game 6, played in Oklahoma City, the Lakers prevailed 95-94 - and eliminated Oklahoma City - when forward Pau Gasol converted on a last-second tip-in.