Tornado activity begins to spike in March as severe weather season ramps up. Here's what you need to know as we head into ...

Preliminary storm surveys determined that two tornadoes hit the region on Thursday, the National Weather Service said.

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However, a low-category tornado can destroy mobile homes, patios, and pool enclosures. READ MORE: Why deadly 'midwest-style tornadoes' formed in South Florida during Milton Also, a severe ...

While conducting welfare checks, FWC officers encountered families in need of assistance. FWC officers helped remove debris and performed other storm recovery tasks. Severe Weather Awareness Week ...

MEMPHIS, Tenn. - Make sure to have the jacket and umbrella. It's a foggy/misty start to the day with chilly temperatures. Rain chance: 60%. Severe threat has gone down since yesterday's 1/5. Just ...

Chickasaw Emergency Management was an active participant during last year's spring tornadoes that devastated some communities in southeast Oklahoma. Another concern is chemicals carried by trains ...

However, tornadoes can happen any time of year, not just in the spring. Tornado strength is estimated based on the damage incurred using the Enhanced Fujita Scale, or EF-scale. From EF-0 tornadoes ...

Now, it heads to the full Senate. The bill’s sponsor, Senator Tyler Dees (R-Siloam Springs), told KARK-TV in Little Rock that the bill will ban cell phones in schools to provide a distraction ...

Tyler Dees (Siloam Springs) have filed a joint bill in the Arkansas legislature ... The bill includes an exemption for device use for health-related matters and emergencies (fire, tornado, earthquake, ...

CLAY COUNTY, Ark. — The United States Department of Transportation awarded a $24.9 million grant to the Arkansas Department of Transportation to improve economic development and mobility. The ...

During the March 2023 and May 2024 tornadoes, Capital City Tree Service "routinely charged more than $20,000—and in at least one instance as high as $35,948—to remove a single tree," Griffin ...