Kidnapped San Dimas Girl, 8, Found In Oklahoma (CBS 2 Los Angeles)
Authorities say an 8-year-old girl kidnapped from her San Dimas foster home, along with a 12-year-old girl, was found safe Tuesay in the parking lot of a McDonalds restaurant in Oklahoma. But the second girl, Estephanie Flores, and her biological mother, 38-year-old Iris Pineda Zavala, whom authorities now believe is behind the kidnapping, are still missing.

Durant makes Oklahoma City debut in summer league (Seattle Times)
Kevin Durant didn't want to wait until training camp to wear an Oklahoma City uniform for the first time.

Oklahoma scene (The Oklahoman)
Selections announced for hunt Hunters who applied for any of the 2008-09 controlled hunts from the Oklahoma Department of Widlife Conservation can find out today if they were selected. Beginning at 8 a.m., the results will be posted on the department's Web site, www.wildlifedepartment.com . Successful applicants also will be notified by mail. read more

Oklahoma Briefs (The Oklahoman)
HEALTH Physician appointed to board Gov. Brad Henry has appointed Oklahoma City physician Dr. R. Murali Krishna to the Oklahoma State Board of Health. The president and chief operating officer at Integris Mental Health, Krishna began a nine-year term June 30. Krishna also is co-founder and president of the James L. Hall Jr. Center for Mind, Body and Spirit. read more

Deal lets Sonics move to Oklahoma City (Republican-American)
SEATTLE (AP) — Clay Bennett finally found a dollar amount that would sever his contentious relationship with the city of Seattle — $75 million. As a result, the SuperSonics are headed to Oklahoma City with Bennett leading the way, leaving behind the team name, colors and 41 years of history.