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President Joe Biden is reaffirming the federal governments commitment to the people of Mississippi as he visits the state on Friday to formally announce that the administration will cover the

Two rare "high risk" zones for severe weather were issued by federal forecasters: One near Memphis and one on the border between Iowa and Illinois.

The tornado destroyed hundreds of homes and killed 26 people in Mississippi and Alabama last week.

, saying he will not comment on the indictment. rather, he wants to focus on the folks in rolling fork and with they need and getting and getting them the resources. they need to get back on their feet. to be fair. i believe this is a strategy the administration was planning to take to begin with, regardless of whether the president would be traveling or staying in washington, but as you said, i mean, this is something that is not top of mind, understandably , for residents of rolling fork , mis...

A president should really be expected to take more care than this.

The University of Arkansas hospital declared a mass-casualty event as a tornado hit Little Rock. Joe Biden was already in the region surveying damage from similar storms last week.

There is also a marginal risk of severe storms, Level 1 of 5, that extends from northeastern Texas to southern Minnesota and east to Michigan and West Virginia.

A tornado raced through Little Rock and surrounding areas Friday, splintering homes, overturning vehicles and tossing trees and debris on roadways as people...

More than 350,000 people were at risk as the National Weather Service said a "confirmed large and destructive tornado" tore through the Little Rock area.

(NEW YORK) -- Millions in the Heartland are at risk from potentially violent, long-track tornadoes Friday as a major storm moves into the region. Areas at risk