Raging wildfires in Oklahoma have left four people dead and over 140 injured, ... Very dry, warm and windy conditions made for extreme fire weather conditions across Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas.

Key takeaways A total of sixteen people were killed Friday in Texas, Oklahoma and Kansas during extreme winds and wildfires on Friday and Saturday. Four people were killed in Oklahoma in relation ...

ABC News (NEW YORK) — Oklahoma is under alert for fire danger on Monday after being devastated by deadly blazes over the weekend, and amid a continued fire threat in the Plains. More than 50 ...

In Oklahoma, officials confirmed four fatalities connected to the fires. Four vehicle-related deaths had been reported in Texas on Friday. And in Kansas, officials said eight people were killed in ...

Hurricane-force winds, dry land and humidity are bringing dust storms and an "extremely critical" fire threat to millions across parts of Texas, New Mexico and Oklahoma.

Wildfires caused evacuation orders for some communities in Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri and New Mexico. REUTERS. About 47 million people faced an enhanced to moderate severe storm threat from ...

New rounds of critical fire weather are in the forecast for the central United States this week, days after devastating wildfires sparked in Oklahoma and Texas late last week and through the weekend.

The fire reportedly began near Highway 59 between Colcord and Kansas, Oklahoma. A wildfire in Delaware County, Oklahoma burned around 350 acres on Oct. 28, according to a Kansas Fire Department chief.

Wildfires in Oklahoma and surrounding states spread rapidly Friday amid warm, dry weather and strong winds, forcing evacuation orders for some communities in Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri and ...

Raging wildfires in Oklahoma have left four people dead and over 140 injured, the state's medical examiner said on Sunday.

At least 16 deaths and dozens of Injuries have been reported as powerful winds tore through the Southern Plains on Friday and Saturday, sparking wildfires, dust storms and power outages.