At least 37 people were reported dead over the weekend after storms and tornadoes wreaked havoc across multiple states. Reports of deaths related to the storm began on Friday, and dozens more were confirmed through the weekend, according to the Nationa Weather Service. Deaths were reported in the following states: A severe storm threat remained on Sunday from Florida to Ohio Valley, and over 60 million people were at risk, according to the Storm Prediction Center. On Sunday, 337,000 power outages were reported nationwide, according to USA TODAY's outage tracker....

The National Weather Service confirmed that while tornado watches were lifted, severe weather conditions still posed a threat through Sunday evening across parts of the Southeast, including the Carolinas, northern Florida, and Georgia. Death toll: At least 37 people have died as destructive winds, fires, and storms wreaked havoc from Mississippi to Oklahoma. Missouri has recorded the most casualties, with at least 12 people dying by tornadoes that ravaged the state. Most deaths in Missouri: While 12 died in Missouri, deadly tornadoes swept through central areas of Alabama, killing at...

ACTION 8 UPDATE: Dallas County Sheriff says two people are dead in a confirmed EF-3 tornado in Plantersville

ACTION 8 UPDATE: Dallas County Sheriff Mike Granthum said two people have been killed in a confirmed EF-3 tornado in Plantersville. Plantersville is located in extreme north Dallas County, north of Selma, near the county line of Chilton and Autauga counties. That would bring the statewide...