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Schools in Limestone County and Lincoln County, Tenn. will remain closed Thursday and Friday due to extensive tornado damage.

Wondering how you can help? Here's a quick list of what's needed right now.

Limestone County Sheriff Mike Blakely today addressed an incorrect Associated Press report that said four people in Commissioner Bill Latimer's district died during a violent storm early this week.

The best help is coming from volunteers who have already trained for situations like this. Next-best? from thoughtful volunteers who take a look at what's needed and find a way to plug in.

The funerals for a mother and son who died in a violent storm at Billy Barb Court trailer park Monday evening will be Friday afternoon at Spry Williams Funeral Home in Florence.

A Fort Payne Middle School eighth-grader has the chance for her artwork to be seen all across the world after being selected as the state's Doodle 4 Google contest winner.

A two-week old baby girl has been hospitalized with life-threatening injuries following a head-on collision, Huntsville police report.

Ed DeSanctis and Max Lee of Sky View HSV documented the damage done by tornadoes and thunderstorms that moved through Limestone County with their battery-power quadcopter.

Restoring power to all areas could take up to two or three days, if not longer, Athens Mayor Ronnie Marks said.

Photographer Marty Sellers of sellersphoto.com spent Tuesday morning flying the path of the EF-3 tornado that ripped through the Coxey and Clements communities west of Athens.