‘I Never Saw That Coming’: Stillwater residents return to wildfire devastation
When people evacuated their homes in Stillwater on Friday afternoon, they thought they'd be back in a few hours. But more than 50 homes burned across the town and families began to come to terms with the loss on Saturday.
As firefighters evacuated homes amid 20-foot-high flames, they saw a badly burned man walking toward them. The man urged them ...
STILLWATER- (KOKH) — Support is on the ground currently in Stillwater after portions of the community were torched by ...
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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Officials warn that high winds this week will again raise wildfire risk in the state. Over 400 homes were severely damaged or ...
"We take care of our own here. When tornadoes hit, when wildfires happen, when there’s flooding, when there’s disasters, people come from all over the state to help," Nikita Higbee, who was passing ...
High winds and low humidity caused dozens of fires to race across the Oklahoma plains Friday. By Saturday, the healing had ...
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While Oklahoma confronts the tragic loss of four lives and the destruction of hundreds of homes following a series of ...
Additional wildfire threats are imminent for the southern Plains. New rounds of critical fire weather are in the forecast for ...
The City of Stillwater said more than 75 homes were destroyed during Friday’s wildfire outbreak. Many of them were damaged in the connecting neighborhoods of Crosswinds and Pecan Hill.
In a terrible and eerie coincidence, Scott and Kim Sutton now know how Eddie and Patsy Sutton must have felt 60 years ago.
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