The NWS said a high-end EF-0 tornado hit Fairfax with winds around 85 miles per hour on Sunday. Almost 24 hours after the storm hit, a lot of work is still ahead for residents.

Severe storms moved through north-central Oklahoma on Saturday, producing damage in the Osage County town of Fairfax. News 9 StormTrackers Val and Amy Castor were there as the storm passed through, damaging trees and awnings across the area. Val Castor is tracking storm damage near Fairfax. Trees and large branches down. #NewsOn6 #okwx pic.twitter.com/G36bRy0SiU — Brian Dorman (@BDormanTV) May 19, 2018 There have been no reports of injuries. This is a developing story.

Integris and Blue Cross Blue Shield have reached an agreement just days before the current contract was set to expire.