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Local organization lends helping hand to families affected by tornado

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Community members are offering a helping hand after storm

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MUW President reflects on 20th anniversary of tornado in Lowndes County

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New radios connect Webster County Sheriff's Department to first responders across Mississippi

Louisville citizens remember deadly EF-4 tornado

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Monroe County schools will have a new face in the superintendent seat

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Damage, road closure, and power outage reports from four counties in our area

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Storm fatigue has set in for some residents in Clay County

Past severe weather helps implement new plan

Emergency service agencies to build more storm shelters in Mississippi

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College research teams return to Mississippi to study latest wave of severe storms

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Clay County braces for second wave of severe weather one week after tornado

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Clay county EMA accepting applications for tornado assistance

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Tornado leaves Clay County with downed trees, broken telephone poles, other major damage

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College research teams deployed to Central Mississippi to study tornado genesis

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Safety protocols for East Webster High School storm shelter

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A Columbus man shares his journey to recovery after EF-3 tornado

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Yardbird Bento travels to Mayfield, Ky. to assist in recovery efforts

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Kentucky hardest hit as storm leaves dozens dead in aftermath

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Tornado damage reported in New Site community

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Early preparation for severe weather is important

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City leaders explain financial concerns that led Columbus to pass on FEMA money

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Columbus City Council votes to withdraw FEMA application

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Officials encourage residents to prepare for potential severe fall weather