Deadly weekend storms destroyed thousands of buildings and killed at least 30 people in multiple states. See photos of the ...

The severe weather killed 18 people in Pulaski and Laurel Counties. Crews are assessing damage, and have confirmedat least one tornado.

On May 17, more than 69,000 people were left without power, according to Beshear. Immediately after the storm, however, that ...

Residents in Kentucky and Missouri are digging through tornado-stricken neighborhoods and clearing debris after severe storms ...

At least 27 people were reported dead across several states in an expansive outbreak of severe weather from the Heartland to the East Coast.

The storms were part of a weather system Friday that touched down in Missouri and Wisconsin and left several hundred thousand customers without power in the Great Lakes region.

Preliminary information indicates there may have been a tornado that began in nearby Clayton that moved northeast toward St. Louis, possibly through parts of Big Bend, Skinker, and North ...

At least 18 people died in Kentucky, seven in Missouri and two in Virginia, authorities say, as severe weather including ...

In our news wrap Saturday, severe storms in the Midwest and South left nearly two dozen people dead, the Supreme Court said ...

Tornadoes and sever storms hit several parts of the US on Friday, leaving at least 23 dead and thousands of buildings damaged ...

At least 21 people were killed overnight in Kentucky and Missouri when a volatile weather system spawned tornadoes as it ...

Confirmed tornadoes in St. Louis kill five, injure dozens, and damage thousands of structures, leaving over 80,000 without ...