Two brief tornadoes touched down in Indiana during the June 18 storm, the National Weather Service has concluded — causing ...

A 29-year-old Indianapolis firefighter was hospitalized after being electrocuted and falling about 12 feet while responding ...

More than 200,000 customers are without power across Indiana, Arkansas, Mississippi and Missouri, according to PowerOutage.US, as intense and violent tornadoes plow through the central US.

At least eight tornadoes hit the Chicago area and Northwest Indiana as severe storms moved ... The Highland tornado started at US 41 at 45th Street and damaged several trees.

Here's where each tornado touched down:Lake County, Indiana: EF-1 tornadoLake County, Indiana: EF-0 tornadoPike County, Indiana: EF-1 tornadoOrange County, Indiana: EF-1 tornadoParke County ...

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Tuesday marks 100 years since the deadliest tornado in recorded U.S. history cut a 219-mile path of destruction across Missouri, Illinois, and Indiana, claiming the lives ...

The National Weather Service has confirmed another tornado touched down in the Tri-State region Sunday night.The NWS confirmed Tuesday that an EF-0 tornado touched down near Napoleon, Indiana in ...

With storms moving east Wednesday afternoon, the National Weather Service and Storm Prediction Center have issued a Tornado Watch for portions of Central Indiana ... It will give us a shifting ...

Tornado reports have been confirmed in eight states so far this week - Arkansas, Missouri, Kentucky, Indiana, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Mississippi, and Kansas. In Missouri, one person died in Cape ...

BATESVILLE, Ind. (WANE via STORYFUL) – Radar-indicated tornadoes were reported in southern Indiana as the remnants of Hurricane Beryl tracked across the Midwest on Tuesday, July 9. This footage ...

Officials in Highland, Indiana, said two tornado sirens were found to be malfunctioning after a tornado touched down in the town on Wednesday. Highland police said the town's tornado sirens were ...

On March 18, 1925, the “Tri-State Tornado” tore a path of destruction across Missouri, Illinois and Indiana, killing nearly 700 people and devastating countless communities in the region.