News from the South - Oklahoma News Feed
'My house is my jail': Undocumented woman living in Oklahoma for 30 years faced with uncertainty
SUMMARY: In Oklahoma, a woman reflects on her life amidst fears of mass deportations under Operation Guardian, which targets over 500 inmates considered criminals. She describes feeling imprisoned in her own home since the current administration took office. Though her husband is naturalized and their children have birthright citizenship, she lives under constant anxiety, preparing for potential separation from her family. Despite assurances from state officials that only undocumented individuals with criminal records will be targeted, she feels vulnerable. Support groups exist, albeit discretely, to assist migrants as the Mexican consulate offers documentation services to help families.
‘My house is my jail’: Undocumented woman living in Oklahoma for 30 years faced with uncertainty
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SUMMARY: Chet Holmgren made his long-awaited return to the court after nearly 12 weeks sidelined due to a pelvis fracture he suffered in November. Initially expected to miss 8-10 weeks, Holmgren was able to start in the Thunder’s recent win against the Raptors. In 22 minutes of play, he recorded 4 points, 5 rebounds, 2 steals, and 4 blocks. Health experts believe he has the potential to perform at his pre-injury level, as there were no setbacks during his recovery, and his injury is considered predictable. The outlook for Holmgren’s season remains positive as he rejoins a top-performing team.
Chet Holmgren returns after hip fracture
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SUMMARY: A tragic house fire occurred early Friday morning in Northwest Oklahoma City, claiming the lives of a mother and her young son. The fire broke out around 4 AM, with neighbors reporting screams and flames. Two teenage girls jumped from a second-story window and escaped unharmed, while a father and another son were hospitalized with serious burns. Firefighters faced challenges due to intense conditions, including a flashover, where everything ignited simultaneously. Many neighbors were initially unaware of the incident until the scene was cleared. Authorities noted that the family had recently failed to replace smoke alarm batteries.
Mother & son die in early morning house fire
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SUMMARY: Meteorologist Sabrina Bates reports on expected winter weather in Oklahoma over the next three days. On Monday, most areas will see mainly cold rain with minimal impacts. However, by Tuesday, northern Oklahoma will experience a wintry mix including snow and freezing rain, primarily affecting northern and central regions. Late Tuesday into early Wednesday poses a greater risk of freezing rain, particularly in the OKC metro area, leading to potential slick roads. Best chances for snow remain in the northern part of the state. Overall, residents should prepare for hazardous conditions, especially on Wednesday morning. Stay tuned for updates.
TIMELINE: Winter weather moving into Oklahoma this week
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