A series of wildfires have ravaged Oklahoma, leading to four confirmed deaths and injuring at least 200 individuals. As the state grapples with the aftermath, over 70 homes have been lost in the Stillwater area alone, with more than 400 homes damaged statewide. High winds and dry conditions continue to exacerbate the fire danger, prompting officials to issue red flag warnings. The governor has declared a disaster and pledged to aid in rebuilding homes affected by the flames. Relief efforts are in motion, with the American Red Cross and local churches stepping up to assist those impacted. Despite ongoing containment efforts, firefighters face significant challenges as more than 130 fires blaze across the state, including notable incidents in Norman and other counties. Authorities are urging residents to stay alert as conditions remain precarious.