TWIN LAKES, Okla. – An area all too familiar with severe weather was hit again Sunday.

A tornado hit the area north of Twin Likes blowing homes off of their foundations and plucking trees from the ground.

Officials have not yet confirmed if anyone was killed and how many have been injured.

Search and rescue operations are underway for anyone who could be trapped in the rubble.

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EL RENO, Okla. – Becky Bryan’s brother testified that his sister was trying to work on her marriage in the months leading up to the shooting death of her husband.

Bryan is accused of fatally shooting her husband of 33 years, Nichols Hills Fire Chief Keith Bryan, in their Mustang home in September of 2011.

David Reddick, Becky Bryan’s brother, testified for nearly two hours Friday morning.

He told jurors the couple was trying to save their marriage after her extramarital affair.

Prosecutors questioned that because investigators said Bryan continued to pursue a relationship with her former lover.

Reddick also tried to explain his sister’s behavior in the hours after Keith Bryan’s murder.

Reddick said she was trying to cope with her husband’s death.

He testified that humor is how some people handle difficult situations.

“She does and says things that are shocking to people,” Reddick said.

MIDWEST CITY, Okla. – A team of volunteers helped give a little back to one of Midwest City’s war heroes.

An Iraq war Veteran, left disabled on the battlefield, received a home makeover on Friday.

It was an emotional day for the Lozier family and for the last week, the family of three stayed in a hotel as their home was gutted and transformed.

The upgrades are well appreciated by the family, especially after the obstacles they’ve been facing.

“I remember a lot of wind, bright flashes,” Lozier said.

Josh Lozier, a disabled Veteran, recalled the moments before he was caught in the middle of an explosion while serving in Iraq.

“I got brain damage so my memory isn’t so good, I have nightmares, I can’t see out of my right eye,” Lozier said.