Oklahoma City police are currently investigating a shooting incident that took place in northwest Oklahoma City on Saturday afternoon. Authorities responded to a call about the shooting around 4:20 p.m. and found the victim in the 10700 block of Western Avenue. The individual sustained non-life-threatening injuries and was transported to a local hospital for treatment. At this time, police do not have a suspect description and have not released any additional details about the incident.
In other news, federal offices in Oklahoma could potentially face closure as part of budget cut efforts by the Department of Justice. The closure of 11 local offices is being considered to save $10 million, with one of the affected offices being the Indian Health Service office. Additionally, layoffs at the National Weather Service in Norman have raised concerns, with about 800 employees being let go nationwide. Following these developments, DOJ is now requiring policy agencies to provide weekly insights into their activities.
Meanwhile, residents in Edmond are seeking solutions for a crime-ridden apartment complex, with mayoral candidates discussing their plans to address the ongoing issues. The general election for Edmond mayor is scheduled for April 1st. As for the weather, Saturday is expected to be sunny and pleasant, with temperatures in the 60s, while Sunday carries a risk of severe weather and thunderstorms. Residents are advised to stay updated on the weather forecast and be prepared for changing conditions.
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