Texas isn't the only state facing fire weather. In Oklahoma, hundreds of homes have been destroyed due to fires. Over 300 homes and structures were destroyed in the fire, according to The ...

AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Days after deadly fires swept across Oklahoma, Andrine Shufran and her husband spent Monday raking through the ashes of their home in a neighborhood that she said “looks like a ...

Weather forecasters in Texas and Oklahoma are warning of a potential wildfire outbreak due to the dry conditions prevalent in both states. The National Weather Service has reportedly labeled ...

Already some fires have sprouted in Oklahoma and Texas amid winds gusting over 70-85 mph. Evacuations are underway in the town of Alanreed, Texas, due to a wildfire, according to Texas A&M Forest ...

A fast-moving wildfire, fueled by gusty winds and ... the fire risk highest in an area extending from northern Texas across central Oklahoma into southeast Kansas and including a smidgen of ...

Red flag and high wind warnings were in effect for several states in the Plains and Midwest on Friday. Very dry, warm and windy conditions made for extreme fire weather conditions across Kansas, ...

“New wildfire activity will continue to occur ... Roughly 38,000 customers were without power across northern Texas and parts of Oklahoma on Saturday morning, according to poweroutage.us.

The continued fire threat comes after four people were killed and over 140 injured in Oklahoma due to high winds and raging wildfires that ignited on Friday, officials said. More than 130 fires were ...

A powerful system of storms is sweeping across the Midwest and South, raising tornado warnings. In Texas, wildfires erupted ...

Oklahomans are assessing the devastation after wildfires damaged or destroyed hundreds of homes around the state during a severe weather outbreak.

Last week’s Oklahoma fires ... Red-flag warnings for imminent or ongoing wildfire threats are in place from the Texas-Mexico border to southern South Dakota, and then eastward to Iowa and ...

A disaster relief team from Texas is helping take the burden off homeowners. “It’s sad when you move up on the property and you see the people, they lost everything,” said Ernest McNabb ...