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At least 25 people were killed and dozens of others were injured in Mississippi as the massive storm ripped through several towns on its hour-long path.

In the wake of Mississippi's deadly tornado, the BBC hears harrowing stories from a community in shock.

President biden described what happened here as heartbreaking and said he and the first lady are praying for those who had lost loved ones. but people here are asking for more than prayers and emergency relief. they want long term support. sophie long, bbc news, rolling fork, mississippi. well sophie has been continuing to get the latest from on the ground in rolling fork, and gave us this update it and gave us this update is difficult to comprehend �* you it is difficult to comprehend when yo...

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The Mississippi Delta tornado death toll has risen amid the threat of more storms in the region.

Damage from a series of powerful storms and at least one tornado is seen on March 25, 2023 in Rolling Fork, Mississippi. At least 26 people have reportedly been killed with dozens more injured following devastating storms across western Mississippi and Alabama on the night of March 24, 2023. / Will Newton/Getty ImagesWashington, D.C. Newsroom, Mar 26, 2023 / 07:20 am (CNA).Pope Francis on Sunday offered prayers for the victims of a deadly tornado that struck parts of Mississippi and Alabama Frid...

Know that victim today but can be heros tomorrow but i want you to know that our hearts go out, our prayers go out. the faith-base community of the state is praying for you. mike: what are the hardest hit area? >> in the heart of it and thats rolling fork. out of 23 deaths you had 13 in rolling fork and what we need now is to make certain that the declaration -- i think the president signed last night and you have homeland security secretary and secretary of fema and the state fema and the gover...

Mayor Eldridge Walker said he is confident Rolling Fork will come back better than ever after a tornado virtually leveled the city.

Away are impacted by this pretty woman named apryl who lives more than 160 miles away from us here in rolling fork found this graduation party invitation for a student who lives in this town, jay is sold bring the fact he made honor roll in high school. hes going to have a graduation party in june but somehow his invitation ended three hour drive away from where it sta started. we note federal funding is going to be available to people who live in the hardest hit counties, four of them here in t...

After helping a family to safety following the deadly Mississippi tornadoes that destroyed their home, carpenter and storm chaser Jonny Gabel tells PEOPLE he plans to build them a new home