Tornadoes in Oklahoma Cause Widespread Destruction, Four Fatalities

Governor Kevin Stitt declares state of emergency as severe weather leaves thousands without power and damages numerous buildings.

Four people confirmed dead and over 100 injured following a series of tornadoes in Oklahoma.
Severe storms began on Friday, causing extensive damage across the state, including flattened buildings and power outages.
Governor Stitt has declared a state of emergency in 12 counties, with emergency services actively conducting search and rescue operations.
Nearly 30,000 people in Oklahoma and around 52,000 in Texas are currently without electricity.
Damage assessments and cleanup efforts are ongoing as the region braces for potential further severe weather.