SUMMARY: A severe winter storm hit the central U.S. on Sunday, causing hazardous travel conditions across Kansas, western Nebraska, and Indiana, with reports of up to 14 inches of snow in some areas. The National Weather Service issued winter storm warnings, predicting potential decade-high snowfall in affected regions. Approximately 63 million people faced severe weather advisories, leading to numerous accidents and road closures, with hundreds stranded. In Kentucky, record snowfall was reported, and cancellations affected flights and train services nationwide. States from Virginia to Florida prepared for extreme cold and additional winter weather into the week. School closures were widespread.

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SUMMARY: A severe winter storm hit parts of the central U.S. on Sunday, causing hazardous travel conditions with heavy snowfall, ice, and plunging temperatures. Kansas and Indiana were particularly affected, with the National Guard deployed to assist stranded motorists. Snowfall could reach up to 14 inches in some areas, prompting winter storm warnings from Kansas to New Jersey. Additionally, states of emergency were declared in Missouri and Arkansas. Air travel faced disruptions, with numerous flight cancellations at major airports. As temperatures fall dramatically, meteorologists anticipate dangerous wind chills and urge residents to avoid unnecessary travel.

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SUMMARY: Xavier Messiah and his younger brother promote their family cannabis brand, Deer Owl Family Farms, outside Union Station in St. Louis ahead of the MJ Unpacked conference. Their father, Markum “Magnificent” Messiah, aims to utilize their microbusiness license, won last year, to cultivate organic cannabis, emphasizing community involvement and skills for youth. The family, affected by the War on Drugs, sees this venture as a chance to engage with the community while navigating the challenges of operating a microbusiness in Missouri’s emerging cannabis market. Their goal is to build a legacy and empower the next generation through entrepreneurship.

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