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First responders in Norman had to “think creatively in a disaster” to save people trapped inside a building during the Feb. 26 tornado.

So far, meteorologists are reporting seven possible tornadoes that touched down across the state on Feb. 26.

The Red Cross is set to begin offering in-person casework starting this weekend to people whose homes were severely damaged by severe storms that rolled through the region and assist with the recovery process.

Several neighborhoods in Norman were rocked by a tornado Sunday night, and the Monday aftermath is one of heartbreak, frustration, and financial assessment.

The National Weather Service in Norman was on the ground Friday to survey the damage of 13 potential tornadoes from the storms on May 11.

Residents in Norman will be cleaning up debris after a possible tornado moved through the area on Sunday night.

Several residents in Norman might be thinking about what they need to do after a tornado scattered debris in several areas of town last week.

A very special moment took place Thursday afternoon – A Norman family who was trapped after a tornado destroyed their home was reunited with the paramedic who saved them from the rubble.

The intensity of the F2 tornado that hit Norman on Feb. 26 was unforgettable for the Tabler family.

After days of darkness, the lights are finally back on for those hardest-hit areas. 

In one instance, a home’s roof was completely torn from the structure, while a neighbor’s house had a piece of lumber embedded in its siding.

A Tornado Watch for the Oklahoma City metro area and across Central Oklahoma.

The road to recovery has begun for Oklahomans devastated by violent tornadoes Sunday night as clean-up efforts get underway.

10 years ago, 25 lives total were lost during a devastating two-day tornado outbreak. It was one of the most tragic moments in Oklahoma history.

As news spread about the damage to Roberson’s home, members of the OU football team showed up to help clean up the debris.

The National Weather Service says at least 12 tornadoes touched down in Oklahoma during Wednesday evening’s storms.

If you’re cleaning up tornado debris this weekend, the Cleveland County Health Department is offering free emergency tetanus shots for those not up-to-date on the vaccine.

A Norman neighborhood is looking more like a war zone after Sunday night’s storms.

An incredibly strong upper level disturbance is combining with increasing temperatures and humidity levels to bring a volatile line of storms Sunday evening.

Chief Kevin Foster, with the Norman Police Department, says there are several homes, businesses, and schools that appear to have damage from the storm.