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Right now the forecast looks pretty bad for the next couple of days. We'll be seeing temperatures well below freezing and in the single digits overnight. Due to the extreme cold, the City of Lawton has opened a warming center.

The American Red Cross and the Salvation Army were the beneficiaries, as the Apache Casino Hotel has donated more than $8,000 to aid those those affected by recent hurricanes

You want to help Hurricane Harvey victims. That's awesome! Here are a few tips to make sure that what you donate gets where it needs to go.

Many people are looking to help flood victims. Anheuser-Busch has found an interesting way to do their part.

The Red Cross is operating a Service Center in Cache for those in that area affected by flooding. Families will be able to meet one-on-one with trained caseworkers to receive emergency assistance.

Severe weather is expected in the Central and Western Oklahoma Region this week and this weekend. Oklahoma is prone to severe thunderstorms and the American Red Cross urges residents to take steps now to stay safer when severe weather threatens.

UPDATE 2: A new fire has been reported at Liberty Lake located at the northeast side of Edmond, OK. No structure damage or injuries have been reported Original story follows:

The American Red Cross kick-offed their 2014 Heroes Campaign and Red Cross Month event on Feb. 28. During the month of March 'Heroes' that have pledged to raise $1,000 for their local Red Cross chapter will be doing everything they can to make their goal as well as promote the mission of the organization, preparedness.

Starting Feb. 28, The American Red Cross will launch their 2014 Heroes Campaign as well as Red Cross Month which begins on March 1.

The next couple days will be extremely cold so its important to stay warm and to limit any work you have to do outdoors. The American Red Cross has released these 9 safety tips to help people stay warm.

When people donate money to help in the relief efforts we are left with the feeling that we have helped out in some small way. However, the question that remains is: "Where Do Those Millions Go?"

The biggest disaster threat to American families isn’t floods, hurricanes or tornadoes; it’s fire. The American Red Cross responds to a disaster every eight minutes and nearly all of these are home fires.