Oklahoma nonprofit advocates for representation among Black firefighters
VIDEO: The nonprofit Fifth Quarter Civic Association is dedicated to promoting inclusivity and representation for Black firefighters in Oklahoma City.
Monroe Fire, Police respond to reported explosion
VIDEO: Entergy was working on electrical issues in the area at the time of the incident, resulting in a large noise.
Coweta Fire Department breaks ground on new fire station
VIDEO: “It’s for the people that live here and the residents, but it’s also for the firefighters,” said Fire Chief Brian Woodward.
Crews from three states come to quench Oklahoma wildfire
VIDEO/PHOTOS: It happened south of Turpin in Beaver County, in and around the Beaver River bottom, according to Texas County Emergency Management.
Love County first responders advocate new trauma support protocol
VIDEO: Love County Fire Chiefs Marie Bond and Michael Campbell as well as HC Solutions’ co-owner Brian Simmons discuss a new protocol first responders are using to treat victims of trauma.
Fire prompts evacuation at Sulphur Walmart
A fire caused an evacuation at the Walmart on North Cities Service Highway in Sulphur. According to an employee, the fire started in the trash compactor.
Five workers hospitalized after fire at Ardmore refinery
Flames were reported at the Valero refinery facility in Ardmore. According to an official statement from Valero, five people were taken to a hospital for medical evaluation and treatment.
Emergency crews rescue man trapped in grain bin in Yazoo County
PHOTOS: A man trapped and sinking inside a grain bin was rescued in a complex, multi-agency operation in Yazoo County, authorities said.
Mentorship helps shy kid turn into confident Pine Bluff firefighter
VIDEO: Khaleel Jones is a firefighter with the Pine Bluff Fire Department. “The job kind of picked me, so I’ve been in love ever since,” Khaleel said.
Tulsa firefighter promoted to lieutenant, father pins badge
On Sunday, Lt. Moseby was promoted and was able to share the moment with his father, retired Tulsa Fire Captain Jim Moseby.
Family loses home to Pottawatomie County wildfire that caused nearly 100 people to evacuate
VIDEOS: The family’s home was destroyed by a wildfire that burned more than 70 acres across Pottawatomie County, destroying a barn and a home.
Two grass fires reported in Madison and Benton counties
In Madison County, a call came in for a large brush fire north of Huntsville. Secondly, in Benton County, back-to-back grass fires were reported along Interstate 49.