Weird News

As the Guadalupe River swelled, so did a wave of suspicion. Is weather manipulation more than just a conspiracy theory in the minds of worried Texans?

There's nothing quite like a football game interrupted by tornado sirens—just another day in the unpredictable weather of Oklahoma.

As summer sizzles in Oklahoma, it's not just the heat to watch out for—an E. coli outbreak is stirring up concerns at our favorite swimming holes.

Picture a 95-year-old believing she’s helping a billionaire—it's a bittersweet reminder of how loneliness can lead us down unexpected paths.

Just when you think you’ve heard it all, a time traveler claims Tulsa's in for a wild ride with tornadoes, and it's not what you think.

Just when you think storms are on the way, Oklahomans breathe a sigh of relief. Let’s talk about the wild ride our weather has taken this year.

With summer drawing near, thoughts of cool lake days arise, but the sobering statistics on drowning remind us to stay vigilant.

As the spring rains soak Oklahoma, a wild surprise from the Sahara is gearing up to sweep in—get ready for some sky drama next week.

Picture this: a boarded-up grocery store with lights still on, and whispers of icy secrets inside. Sounds like a plot twist straight out of a movie.

If you felt the house shake, the ground boom or wonder if there was an earthquake during the storm on Monday evening, May 26, be thankful you weren't outside for this.

Imagine scrolling through your feed and stumbling upon a 12-foot alligator with dinner in its mouth—who knew Lake Eufaula had such surprises?

Traveling at 75 miles an hour, without stopping, it will take you about 11 hours to drive this highway from end to end.