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Tribes offer aid to citizens impacted by recent storms

In response to a recent severe weather event, the Cherokee Nation and United Keetoowah Band are offering aid to their citizens who were impacted.

United statesCherokee nation health servicesEmergency management agencyCn human servicesUnited keetoowah band human servicesNational weather service in tulsaSenate pro temHuman servicesCherokee nationUnited keetoowah bandNational weather serviceGreg treatKeetoowah band human servicesCircle tahlequahFederal emergency managementCherokee nation emergency management

Thousands still without power after storm

CNHI – Rex Guinn said his family lost thousands in food and spent nearly as much seeking shelter after recent storms made Tulsa look like a “war zone.”

United statesOklahoma cityCity of muskogeeFort gibsonHarper countyMuskogee countyTown of fort gibsonKenny payneParkview pointeBob ernstKevin stittJeff smithTom heathcockJonette hatfieldBilal chaudhryColton kimber

Millions under extreme heat alerts in the South and Southwest as hundreds of thousands without power

(CNN) — Following a weekend of devastating storms, hundreds of thousands of customers are without power in areas of the South and Southwest now facing scorching heat.

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Thousands still without power; insurance may not cover many

CNHI – Rex Guinn said his family lost thousands in food and spent nearly as much seeking shelter after recent storms made Tulsa look like a “war zone.”

Harper countyUnited statesOklahoma cityCity of muskogeeMuskogee countyFort gibsonTown of fort gibsonColton kimberRex guinnBob ernstGentner drummondBilal chaudhryRob hillSteve piltzJeff smithJonette hatfield