Oklahoma wildfires destroy more than 200 homes; one dead; Gov. Stitt declares emergency
The wildfires came from a historic storm that is crossing the nation, spawning deadly tornadoes in Missouri. In Oklahoma, the storm on Friday brought 60 to 70 mph winds. The sustained gusts knocked down power lines, ripped off shingles from houses, broke tree limbs, felled street signs, caused road closures and filled the sky with dust.
As firefighters evacuated homes amid 20-foot-high flames, they saw a badly burned man walking toward them. The man urged them ...
Allen Ferguson "tragically lost his life while trying to save his son, Will, who remains in critical condition," Oklahoma ...
In a video posted to social media, Gov. Kevin Stitt of Oklahoma said he had experienced the “total loss” of his farmhouse ...
Wildfires leave behind a path of devastation in Oklahoma and Texas as the states continue to face critical fire weather this ...
Additional wildfire threats are imminent for the southern Plains. New rounds of critical fire weather are in the forecast for ...
The fire threat continues in Oklahoma and increases in West Texas on Tuesday, with an extreme critical risk for weather conditions. Winds could gust 60 to 75 mph with relative humidity down to 7% in ...
Oklahoma's Department of Emergency Management (OEM) has reported more than 130 wildfires across more than three dozen ...
We had kids lose their home,” OSU coach Josh Holliday said after the game. “There’s a lot of good friends and people we’re ...
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