Multiple wildfires burning across Oklahoma, Wichita Mountains: See map of wildfires
Parts of Oklahoma's beloved Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge is on fire after several days of burn bans and warnings that ...
Oklahoma wildfires: Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge closed due to smoke concerns
The U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service closed the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge on Saturday due to concerns about smoke from ...
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Skip the Crowds: Explore Oklahoma’s 5 Quietest Trails and Parks This Month
Spend a peaceful afternoon by taking a stroll or a jog along the loop trail at John H. Saxon Park in Norman, Oklahoma. The ...
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'Fire is a natural process': Wichita Mountains fire ongoing, Oklahoma in red flag warning
The Rush Fire was still burning in the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge Monday morning ... wind speeds have picked up ...
See how far the Rush Fire spread through the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
Warmer-than-usual temperatures, high winds and a persistent drought in October contributed to the risk that fires would flare ...
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Oklahoma is riddled with drought, fire danger. But rain could be on the way
As fires rage in part of Oklahoma, the rest of the state braces for more fire potential. But rain and cooler temperatures ...
Rush Fire burns over 12,000 acres in Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
The Rush Fire continues to burn on the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge.As if Thursday morning, the fire burned 12,488 acres ...
Preliminary report lists what might have caused Rush Fire at Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
A preliminary report shows what likely caused a large wildfire that has burned more than 12,500 acres over the past week at the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge in southwestern Oklahoma.
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Weather warnings are in place in Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico and Colorado, with up to 24 inches of snow forecast to fall over the Coloradan mountains.
Rush Fire burns more than 12,000 acres at Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge so far
The Rush Fire that sparked on Thursday and has continued into this week has burned more than 12,000 acres on the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge in southwestern Oklahoma.