As severe weather rolled across the Oklahoma City metro Sunday night, many viewers were concerned about News 9 Storm Trackers Val and Amy Castor after a crash on Interstate 40 near Interstate 44.

Stillwater residents Val and Amy Castor have covered many wildfires, but none so close to home – and none where they could only assume rounds of ammunition exploded as a house burned.

The veteran storm-chasing duo, Val and Amy Castor from KWTV in Oklahoma City, stumbled upon the giant hail measuring over 7 inches (17.78 centimeters) in length on Sunday. They found it near Vigo ...

Local reporters from The Oklahoman confirmed that storm trackers Val and Amy Castor had been driving on Interstate 40 when their vehicle flipped. Val Castor wrote on her Facebook page that they ...

The stone was recovered by Val and Amy Castor, storm chasers with News 9 in Oklahoma City. The couple found the stone about 10 miles northwest of the Mackenzie Reservoir in rural Swisher County ...

Entire blocks of the small Texas Panhandle town of Matador were completely leveled. Val and Amy Castor, who are married, chase storms for a living for Channel 9 KWTV in Oklahoma, but the ...

Val and Amy Castor, veteran storm chasers with Oklahoma City television station KWTV, discovered a piece of hail more than 7 inches (17.78 centimeters) long Sunday along the side of the road near ...

Val and Amy Castor, storm chasers for News 9 in Oklahoma City, found the hail on the side of a road in Swisher County. Val Castor posted photos to social media, estimating a diameter of about 7.25 ...

Could the SEC declare all stablecoins securities, or is BUSD a special case? Independent crypto reporter Amy Castor, who has been covering cryptocurrencies since 2016, believes the BUSD crackdown ...