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Low-income residents face rough recovery after tornado walloped two counties with poverty rates of 35% and 33%

Good morning! It’s Monday, March 27, 2023. Here’s a look at your news across the nation.

Mississippi is one of the poorest states in the U.S., and the majority-Black Delta has long been one of the poorest parts of Mississippi.

Residents of storm-stricken southern US state, one of nation’s poorest, are grappling with widespread devastation.

Dangerous storms moved into parts of the South on Sunday, two days after tornadoes gutted towns and left more than two dozen people dead. Updates.

A massive tornado obliterated the modest one-story home that Kimberly Berry shared with her two daughters in the Mississippi Delta flatlands, leaving only a foundation and some random belongings — a toppled refrigerator, a dresser and matching nightstand, a bag of Christmas decorations, some clothing.

Parts of Mississippi were destroyed by a tornado that ripped through over half a dozen towns. The tornado killed at least 25 people. An Alabama man also died during the storm.

US declares emergency after tornado devastation in Mississippi

As residents of the small tight-knit Mississippi community of Silver City try to comb together shattered pieces of their homes shredded as at least 10

Tracy Harden, 48, owner of Chucks Dairy Bar in Rolling Fork, Mississippi, rushed her employees into a walk-in-cooler at the diner Friday night, saving their lives, as a tornado ripped through the area.