The storms are over but danger persists, FEMA director warns Northwest Arkansas | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

ROGERS -- The storm has passed but the danger has not, Federal Emergency Management Agency Administrator Deanne Criswell warned storm victims at a noon news conference at Rogers City Hall on Wednesday.

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