Farm battered by tornadoes: ‘There is nothing there’
An Oklahoma local farm home to hundreds of animals is still reeling from the storm, and staffers are trying to figure out how many animals were lost.
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9-year-old girl among first tornado victims identified
Third-grader Ja’Nae Hornsby is among the first of the Oklahoma victims to be identified. Hornsby was one of the students who perished when the tornado hit Plaza Towers Elementary School in Moore, Okla. on Monday afternoon.
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Arias pleads for her life: 'I want everyone's pain to stop'
Asking the jury that convicted her of murder to now let her live, Jodi Arias said in a Phoenix courtroom Tuesday that she never meant to cause her victim’s family so much pain — and that if she was given a life sentence she would contribute to society.
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Oklahoma tornado: How to find people, pets
In the aftermath of one of the deadliest tornadoes in U.S. history, many are desperately trying to reach loved ones in areas affected by the disastrous event. Google and the Red Cross are helping confirm the safety of tornado survivors.
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Kathie Lee, Hoda: Our hearts go out to storm victims
The ladies made a special note of the heroism of the first responders and the school teachers, praising "the resilience of these kids and the fact that the teachers' first instinct is to lay down their life."
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What you're seeing: Videos, images from the ground
Readers share videos and images from just south of Oklahoma City, where a massive tornado touched down and ripped through neighborhoods.
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