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Why we chase : Storm chasers share experience following Rolling Fork tornado

The EF-4 storm damaged more than 255 homes in Sharkey County and claimed multiple lives.

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Mississippi Legislative Black Caucus pushes to get more resources for tornado-ravaged counties

Following the devastating tornadoes, the Mississippi Black Legislative Caucus wants the state to give the affected counties more resources.

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Why we chase : Storm chasers share experiences following Rolling Fork tornado

The EF-4 storm damaged more than 255 homes in Sharkey County and claimed multiple lives.

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Rolling Fork councilman says God s angels helped him survive tornado

The tornadoes that devastated areas of Mississippi and killed 21 people also left some people and homes standing without a scratch.

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Rolling Fork tornado highlights need for mobile home safety

The EF-4 tornado that ripped through Rolling Fork, Mississippi one of the poorest regions in the U.S. is reigniting concerns about mobile home safety.

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