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FILE - In this undated file photo provided by the Oklahoma Department of Transportation, a bridge on SH-99/US-377 over the Washita River in Johnston County, near Tishomingo, is pictured during recent flooding. The Oklahoma Transportation Commission unanimously approved an emergency declaration that will expedite about $3 million in contracts to repair damage caused by heavy flooding in recent weeks. Oklahoma’s emergency managers are still adding up the price tag for repairing roads, bridges and other public facilities that were damaged by severe storms and torrential rainfall in May and June. (Oklahoma Department of Transportation Photo via AP, File)

Oklahoma price tag from spring severe weather adding up

By TIM TALLEY - Associated Press

A rescue worker with his search dog looks through the remains of a home in Moore, Okla. Residents were allowed to return to their homes for the first time Wednesday, with local officials confident there are no more victims buried beneath the rubble.
(Dallas Morning News via Associated Press)

In Oklahoma tornado’s aftermath, talk of ‘safe rooms’

By Ben Wolfgang - The Washington Times