OU regents chair: President didn't initiate personnel probe

OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — The chair of the University of Oklahoma regents said an ongoing personnel investigation was not initiated by the current president, but declined to elaborate further following a closed-door meeting Wednesday with attorneys to discuss the probe.

The two-hour meeting comes a week after The Oklahoman newspaper, citing unnamed sources, reported that former University of Oklahoma President David Boren was the target of an investigation. The Associated Press has not confirmed that information.

"Our goal is to ensure the investigation's integrity, and any comment would be highly inappropriate at this time," Board of Regents Chairwoman Leslie Rainbolt-Forbes told reporters after the meeting. "What I can do ...