Damage assessments and recovery operations continue after a powerful storm system over the weekend spawned a deadly severe weather outbreak, dust storms and wildfires.

A series of storms that sparked tornadoes, wildfires, high winds, and dust storms while barreling across eight states over the weekend have left at least 42 people dead and dozens injured.

More than 20 million Americans in eight states were under red flag warnings Tuesday morning as severe winds and dry conditions have elevated the threat of fire danger.

Storms Tuesday night could target Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska and Iowa with significant and damaging hail. Blizzard warnings ...

High school and college students, families, and neighbors are all pitching in to help clear the debris and start repairing ...

Kim Atchison was hunkered down in her grandmother’s storm shelter with her 5-year-old grandson Saturday night in their tiny Alabama hometown of Plantersville when ...

The Oklahoma Department of Emergency Management reported that over 130 wildfires across 44 counties have destroyed 400 homes. Collins advised policyholders to file claims as soon as possible, ...

When strong storms come into the Kansas City area, the temperature can change from balmy to cold in a matter of hours. The ...

Twisters that tore through Union County, Missouri killed 6 people. One couple survived against incomprehensible odds in a ...

At least 42 people are dead after powerful storms swept through the Midwest and the US South over the weekend and drenched ...

(This story was updated to change or add a photo or video.) Kansas basketball had the opportunity to earn a second-straight win in Big 12 Conference play on Monday, with a road game against ...