Latest News From Oklahoma

The aftermath of wildfires brings questions, and often lots of them.

The wildfires, combined with the yearlong drought, have left a lot of producers relying on hay from other areas to feed their livestock.

House Ag Committee passed the 2018 Farm Bill will an amendment that would deliver aid more efficiently to wildfire victims in rural America.

KOCO 5 field meteorologist Michael Armstrong helped save a herd of cows and calves with the help of Facebook Live viewers.

Normal handling techniques may be ineffective with traumatized livestock.

April 17 could be a historic day for wildfires across the High Plains and Southwest cautions officials with the Oklahoma Forestry Service (OFS) and the National Weather Service (NWS).

Marty Robert Maahs, 33, turned himself into the Jackson County Sheriff’s Department on April 12 after a warrant was issued for allegedly embezzling more than $1 million from a bank loan involving cattle.

Since the Rhea Wildfire began on Thursday, more than 400,000 acres have burned in western Oklahoma.

The wildfires in Oklahoma have turned deadly after killing two people and burning more than 300,000 acres across the state.

Wildfires have burned up to 200,000 acres in Oklahoma forcing the Governor to declare a state of emergency, while cattlemen are banding together to form a relief fund to lend a helping hand.

Two major wildfires account for the majority of damage in Oklahoma, but there are still 19 other active wildfires in the state.

The amount of moisture received across the US southern high plains since October has been ridiculously low. Forecasters warn of intensifying drought and wheat crop losses.

Eastern red cedars are taking over the Tallgrass Prairie region of the U.S.

Drought in the central and southern Plains is causing a higher than normal risk of wildfire through April.

Efforts to stop Oklahoma cattlemen from voting in a secondary beef checkoff referendum are ongoing.