News 9 Storm Trackers Val & Amy Castor followed an Oklahoma storm into Kansas, where it produced another tornado and knocked over a tractor-trailer. Val rushed out of his storm truck to help free the driver from his cab.

People east of Claremore are also cleaning up storm damage.

A possible tornado knocked down trees and sent debris flying Saturday in Bixby. A man was a mile away from his home when he said he saw a funnel cloud. When he got back to his house the roof was torn off his shop, with chunks of it flying into the neighbor’s yard.

Oklahoma Highway Patrol Trooper Aaron Riggs discusses a fatal wreck near Sand Springs Saturday, May 18.

News on 6 meteorologist Mike Grogan has a look at your Sunday Tulsa weather forecast. 

Tulsa Police are trying to figure out what led up to a shooting at a bar near 31st Street and 129th East Ave. Officers say shortly before 2 am a man was shot one time inside Friendly Tavern. Both the victim and the shooter left before police arrived.

News 9 Storm Trackers Val and Amy Castor captured this spectacular video from Friday night's tornado in Minneola, Kansas. See if it doesn't make you say, "Wow," too!

Good Morning! Stephen Nehrenz here with our forecast for Sunday and a look at the week ahead.

A Sand Springs woman was killed Saturday morning just east of town, according to the Oklahoma Highway Patrol. 

Travis Meyer here to give you an updated forecast after severe storms moved across Easter Oklahoma on Saturday morning.

Spectators have noticed water seeping through parts of the Keystone Dam. The Army Corps of Engineers says this is nothing new. They say it occurred during the and the 2015 flood events and they say it's not a concern. The Corps says it's normal for water to seep through the dam, especially when the lake level is high.

One man has been arrested Saturday after a deadly shooting in Bartlesville, officials said. 

Several Oklahoma creeks, lakes and rivers are still rain swollen and in danger of going over their banks. Below is a list of several local waterways with possible flood dangers:

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