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Rosa Scott ninth-grader Molly May discovered how stuffed animals bring children comfort in times of trauma and stress, and decided a sweet way to help Rolling Fork and Silver City tornado victims was to collect as many stuffed animals as possible for the children there. 

From Home Depot associates lending direct help to tornado victims to large corporate donations, the home improvement corporation is offering support in the aftermath of tornadoes that struck Mississippi March

As our neighbors in Amory and Rolling Fork continue to recover from recent storms, Atmos Energy’s commitment to Fueling Safe and Thriving Communities will support ongoing relief efforts by contributing

Employees of a power company are sending help to tornado victims in Rolling Fork. Many of the employees at Mississippi Power have family in the town and wanted to send supplies to help as communities work to recover. 

First meeting held in at The South Delta Elementary School

MCCAIN: In the end, why does Biden keep saying hes planning on running? Well, because hes also planning on not running. So Joe - if you have any sense left - get out while the getting is good.

Three Town Hall meetings are scheduled for tornado victims in the Mississippi Delta. The first was held Tuesday night in Rolling Fork.

Volunteers hope to cook enough food to feed 400 people.

If you missed a few of the most important headlines, here are the top stories from our website to get you up to speed.

It has been a very active start to the year in regard to severe storms for not only the Tennessee Valley but the entire continental United States. Multiple rounds of severe storms that tracked through the country have produced around 410 tornadoes in the first three months of this year. Some of the strongest tornadoes […]