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Mississippi Emergency Mangement officials announced Monday that the death toll from Fridays storms was downgraded to 21 across the state.

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.

In a Mississippi town reeling from a likely EF-4 tornado, Rolling Fork mayor Eldridge Walker comforts residents in role as mayor and funeral director.

Rev. Bob Gilliland and his wife, Betty, have done what few in the world could even imagine. They have been hit by tornadoes twice in three months.

The stories of survivors in Rolling Fork were dramatic in the aftermath of the devastating tornado that ripped through Mississippi.

Some folks in the Pine Belt are on the ground in Rolling Fork lending a hand.

Recurring severe storms and post-winter weather conditions have been reported in the US over the past month. Click to read more.

President Biden announced that he plans to visit the tornado-ravaged areas of Mississippi. Officials did not release the timing for a visit.

Oklahoma state Rep. Dean Davis continued to insist officers were constitutionally prohibited from arresting him while the Legislature is in session.

Hours after arraignment, Trump addresses supporters at Mar-a-Lago. Heres Wednesdays news.