Oklahoma

For the thousands of residents in Moore, Okla., left without homes by the May 20th tornado, it took less than a minute to lose everything. To replace everything will take much longer.

Natural disasters are great equalizers, but recoveries can look different.

Disasters, it is said, are great equalizers, striking rich and poor alike. But do bonds forged in crisis survive recovery?

Last week's tornado in Moore, Oklahoma could cost insurance companies $3.5 billion, according to Risk Management Solutions.

Residents in Moore, Okla., are banding together to rebuild their community following a devastating tornado that claimed lives and caused massive property damage. How difficult will the insurance claims process be for these victims?

Gaydawn Magee's hearing aid business was leveled by the Moore tornado. But after a quick trip west, she'll be back.

After a disaster many people want to help, but there tends to be confusion about what is needed.

Caitria O'Neill, CEO of tech company Recovers, explains the digital challenges of natural disasters and recovery.

Recovery begins for those in the tornado's wake in Moore, Okla.

Oklahoma not only boasts some of the lowest gas prices in the country, but also one of the highest concentrations of gas stations.