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An EF3 tornado ripped through Enid, Oklahoma, damaging the Gray Ridge neighborhood and prompting emergency response; 10–15 people were injured with no fatalities reported. Vance Air Force Base will remain closed while utilities are restored, and first responders continue secondary searches. The region faced a broader severe weather outbreak with multiple tornadoes and more storms expected over the weekend.
A powerful tornado outbreak swept Oklahoma (and parts of Kansas, Iowa and Nebraska), injuring at least 10, damaging homes and utilities, and prompting the closure of Vance Air Force Base; state officials pledged support as crews assess damage and warnings continue.
A large, slow-moving tornado hit Enid, Oklahoma, prompting a rare tornado emergency, causing significant damage and at least 10 injuries with no fatalities reported. The event marks the start of a multi-day outbreak of severe thunderstorms across the central U.S., with threats of tornadoes, damaging winds, and large hail through the weekend into early next week as a pattern shift keeps risk elevated. Storm surveys will assess the tornado’s strength while agencies coordinate search and rescue and recovery efforts; more potent days are forecast for Sunday and Monday depending on evolving conditions.
Tornadoes and severe storms swept across northern Oklahoma, with Enid among the hardest-hit areas, prompting search-and-rescue operations and sheltering as warnings remained in effect. Injuries were reported and relief efforts coordinated by local officials, the Red Cross and Gov. Stitt, while forecasters warned of large hail and damaging winds as the threat persists into Friday and Saturday.
A powerful tornado ripped through Enid, Oklahoma, destroying homes and damaging infrastructure, leading to the closure of Vance Air Force Base for power and water restoration; there were no confirmed fatalities and only minor injuries, with shelters opening as authorities assess the damage.
The trailer for 'Wednesday' Season 2 reveals new plot details, including Enid's potential demise, Wednesday returning to Nevermore Academy, and the introduction of a new principal, Barry Dort. The season will be released in two parts in August and September, with the cast and creators going on a global promotional tour.
The trailer for 'Wednesday' Season 2 reveals Wednesday's psychic vision of Enid's death, prompting her to race against time to save her roommate, while returning to Nevermore Academy and facing new characters and challenges.
Voters in Enid, Oklahoma, have ousted city council member Judd Blevins, who has ties to white nationalist groups, in favor of fellow Republican candidate Cheryl Patterson. Blevins, who denied being a white supremacist, lost by a 20-point margin after being linked to white nationalist activities. His opponent campaigned on restoring the city's reputation, while Blevins faced criticism for his extremist ties. The election results have yet to be certified.
Voters in Enid, Oklahoma, have successfully recalled City Council member Judd Blevins, who has ties to white nationalism, and elected Cheryl Patterson to fill the seat. Blevins, an Iraq War veteran, admitted to participating in the Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville and being connected to the now-defunct white supremacist group Identity Evropa. The recall effort was led by two local Democrats, and Blevins expressed gratitude to his supporters while criticizing the media and establishment for his removal from office.
Voters in Enid, Oklahoma, ousted City Council member Judd Blevins over his ties to white nationalist groups, with Cheryl Patterson, a former teacher and Republican, replacing him. Blevins denied being a white supremacist but faced the recall vote after his involvement with white nationalist groups was revealed. The election results showed a rejection of white nationalism in Enid, with Patterson emphasizing a return to "normalcy" for the city.
Voters in Enid, Oklahoma, have ousted city council member Judd Blevins, who has ties to white nationalism, and elected Cheryl Patterson to fill the seat. Blevins, who admitted to participating in the 2017 Unite the Right rally and having connections to a now-defunct white supremacist group, was narrowly elected last year. The recall effort was led by two Democratic residents in a county where Republicans hold a significant voter registration advantage.
Enid voters have successfully removed City Commissioner Judd Blevins from office in a recall election, initiated by a grassroots group due to his ties to Neo-Nazi and white supremacist groups. Blevins, who expressed gratitude to his supporters, was defeated by challenger Cheryl Patterson with a vote tally of 829 to 561. The Enid Social Justice Committee emphasized the need for inclusive representation, and community members expressed relief at the outcome, looking forward to moving past this divisive period.
Enid, Oklahoma city councilman Judd Blevins, who attended the 2017 "Unite the Right" rallies in Charlottesville, faced a recall election after his ties to White nationalism were revealed. Despite initial support, including an impassioned plea from the only Black commissioner on the council, Blevins was ousted in favor of a different conservative candidate, Cheryl Patterson, in a race that has deeply divided the city. Blevins has denied being a White nationalist but has made confusing statements about his past, leading to a contentious debate over forgiveness, accountability, and US history in the city of Enid.
Voters in Enid, Oklahoma, are set to decide whether to recall city councilmember Judd Blevins, who attended the 2017 white supremacist rally in Charlottesville and has been linked to white supremacist groups. Blevins faces accusations of embracing Nazi ideology and has been connected to planning the rally and recruiting for a disbanded white supremacist group. The recall effort comes after a failed resolution to censure Blevins, and his opponent in the recall election is Cheryl Patterson. The recall has sparked concerns about Enid's reputation and voter apathy in municipal elections.
In Enid, Oklahoma, a recall election is underway for city councilor Judd Blevins, who has ties to white supremacist groups and attended the 2017 Unite the Right rally. The recall effort, led by two local residents, has garnered significant support, with Blevins facing opposition from his opponent, Cheryl Patterson. Despite Blevins' acknowledgment of his past involvement with white nationalist groups, some residents are concerned about the city's reputation and are mobilizing to address the issue.