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From Texas to Florida, rare winter storm brings deadly cold and snow to parts of the South

CBS News Record cold temperatures are expected through Thursday for two-thirds of the eastern part of the U.S., and wind chills could be as low as 40-55 degrees below zero in some areas.

Millions Of Americans Dealing With Extreme Heat Again

CBS News More than 100 million people in the U.S. are under an excessive heat warning or a heat advisory Wednesday, according to the National Weather Service. This comes as a dangerous heat wave continues to march across south-central states into the Northeast region.

Alberto Downgraded To Subtropical Depression

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Subtropical Storm Alberto was downgraded to a subtropical depression Monday night, hours after making landfall along the Florida panhandle, the National Hurricane Center said.

John Ross house in Tennessee added as Trail of Tears historical site

News On 6 CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (AP) _ The John Ross House has been named an official site on the Trail of Tears National Historic Trail.

Ross was the last principal chief of the Cherokee Nation before the

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Additional storm chances for Oklahoma to return later this week

News On 6 Pleasant weather returned Tuesday with mostly sunny skies. The pattern brings additional storm chances heading into the weekend across Oklahoma.

$500 reward: Bartlesville offers incentive for information on city park vandals

Sam Modde The City of Bartlesville is dealing with near-daily destruction at their public parks; officials say repairs have cost tens of thousands of dollars.

Families grapple with storm damage in Fort Gibson

MaKayla Glenn Families are trying to wrap their minds around all the storm damage in Fort Gibson after a storm on Monday.

What you need to know about the One Big, Beautiful Bill Act

Alex Cameron Breaking down the One Big, Beautiful Bill: Key components that could affect Oklahomans from Medicaid changes to SNAP cuts.

ODMHSAS needs $28.7 million to get through the end of June, according to state audit

Chloe Abbott The Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services says it needs $28.7 million to get through the end of June, according to a state audit report released Tuesday.

Storms cause major damage in Fort Gibson; community rallies for clean-up effort

Erin Conrad Fort Gibson was hit by a powerful storm, causing widespread damage and power outages. Community rallies to aid recovery effort and save a local historic building.

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