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    Medical examiner: 24 dead in Oklahoma twister Video included

    The state medical examiner's office has revised the death toll from a tornado in an Oklahoma City suburb to 24 people, including nine children. More>>

    SWVA relief groups helping Oklahoma tornado victims

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    Randy Johnson of GPC describes this as a massive relief effort, and a "Katrina moment." More>>

    Mom pushes stroller out of the way of truck in Covington

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    Covington police say a mother pushed her child's stroller out of the way of a truck Monday morning right before it hit her. More>>

    Local doctor gives perspective on double mastectomies

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    Dr. Bill Fintel with Blue Ridge Cancer Care says double mastectomies as prevention have become more common for women with breast cancer gene. More>>

    Roanoke's "Super Teacher" surprised with cash award

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    Garden City Elementary School threw a surprise party of sorts for Matthew Miller More>>

    Storm Team 10's Patrick McKee remembers forecasting in Oklahoma

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    Storm Team 10 meteorologist Patrick McKee remembers his time forecasting in Oklahoma. Patrick worked for a TV station in Lawton, Oklahoma from 2001 to 2005. Lawton is southwest of Oklahoma City and Moore. Moore More>>

    Roanoke County and Franklin County Oklahoma supply drop off locations

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    WSLS is teaming up again with God's Pit Crew and Spirit FM on a collection drive to send to Oklahoma. More>>

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