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On April 3 and 4, 1974, a series of deadly tornadoes struck the Midwest, causing destruction and havoc, and the loss of more than 300 lives.

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URBANA — Clarence J. “Bud” Brown, Jr., a nine-term Republican congressman from Ohio who was highly influential in U.S. energy and economi

Clarence J. “Bud” Brown, Jr., a nine-term Republican congressman from Ohio who was highly influential in U.S. energy and economic policy, died peacefully a

Clarence J. Brown, Jr., a nine-term Republican congressman from Ohio who was highly influential in U.S. energy and economic policy, died peacefully at home

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Volunteers, a lot of emt personnel rushing to do what they had to do. they were pulling multiple pieces of rubble piece by piece to free some of the employees there at the candle factory from the rubble. >> simon, you have been doing this a long time, just in terms of what, you know, the things you have seen, the storms youve tracked, how does this compare. >> this is very similar to tuscaloosa, alabama, back in 2011 during that big super outbreak. really intense path, really long path, this one...

Experts fear the death toll could be one of the worst ever experienced in the US from a tornado.

Make sure they are not alone, this is one state standing strong with those that have been impacted. i will turn it over to emergency management. at the moment we will have to take questions by email. those instructions have gone out because of a technical difficulty. >> thank you, governor, and i can only echo the governors comments. this tornado event may surpass the 1974 super outbreak as one of the most deadly in kentuckys history. our hearts go out to all of the families that are in peril an...

Casualties now confirmed by the kentucky mayor. we have 26 confirmed tornadoes so far out of this super outbreak thats occurred over the south-central portions of the united states. i can beaarely keep up with thi graphic, because the numbers continue to increase as the minutes and hours wear on. we typically only see in the entire month of december 23 tornadoes. thats for an entire month. think about it like this in 12 hours or less, we have already received 26 tornadoes and the threat continue...