oklahoma tornado

Blake Shelton's 'Healing In The Heartland: Relief Benefit Concert' continues to grow. Miranda Lambert, who is helping rescue animals lost in the tornado, Vince Gill and Reba McEntire are all taking part.  Just added to the line-up: Luke Bryan, Darius Rucker, Rascal Flatts, Carrie Underwood and Blake's fellow 'Voice' coach Usher.

Fellow Oklahoman, Blake Shelton has announced details on a benefit concert to aid tornado victims.  "Healing in the Heartland: Relief Benefit Concert" will be held in Oklahoma City next Wednesday (May 29).   Click to get the lineup and broadcast information.

The picture probably tells it all.  The look on Toby Keith's face as he describes the path of the huge tornado that destroyed his hometown of Moore, OK. says more about the devastation that words ever could.  Toby talks about the resilience of his hometown folk, the early planning of a benefit concert and how you can help.

A number of country stars are from Oklahoma, where the devastating tornado killed over 50 people. Toby Keith''s sister lost their home, but all are safe. Ronnie Dunn almost got caught in the path, while others sent their thoughts and prayers to their home state.

The devastating tornadoes that ripped through Oklahoma have left 24 people dead.  The pictures of the destruction are heart wrenching. Over 100 people were discovered alive overnight.  One woman was explaining her ordeal to a TV reporter, talking about her lost dog, when the reporter saw the pet among the rubble.  What a happy reunion.  Grab the Kleenex.  I wish more stories would end up like this

The tornado that ripped through Oklahoma leveled homes, businesses and even a school. The pictures left from the devastation are heart wrenching.

A huge tornado touched down just outside of Oklahoma City earlier today, causing widespread destruction and leaving behind a yet-untold number of casualties. To see how you can help those affected, see the list below. This list will continue to be updated...

The town of Moore in Oklahoma suffered tremendous damage in the biggest, most destructive tornado in state history.  Schools, homes, businesses and many, more buildings were leveled. 24 people have been confirmed dead but the casualties are expected to rise in the next few days.