Christian County Emergency Management mistakenly sounded tornado siren on Tuesday

OZARK, Mo. (KY3) - Christian County Emergency Management confirmed its outdoor tornado siren sounded by mistake on Tuesday.
The Business Journals

City tornado debris removal could cost $730M, feds estimate

To continue reading this content, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings and refresh this page. Preview this article 1 min An estimate of $730 million for ...
KSDK

Mayor Spencer responds to audit on St. Louis tornado response failures

The 80-page audit, released Monday, concluded that “Ultimately, many if not all the failures of May 16, 2025, were largely preventable.” It found outdated emergency plans, communication breakdowns, ...

‘It was scary’: Newberry County sheriff discusses tornado siren decision after Saturday storm

Sheriff Lee Foster discussed his decision to activate tornado sirens Saturday night after no official tornado warning was ...
FOX8 Cleveland

Summit County township ditching tornado sirens, implement new system

SUMMIT COUNTY, Ohio (WJW) — Thousands of Summit County residents will no longer hear tornado sirens during severe weather. For nearly three-decades, sirens were the first line of defense in Copley ...
Chattanooga Times Free Press

Maury County installs first tornado sirens more than 1 year after Columbia tornado

Maury County is installing its first tornado sirens following public demand after an EF-3 tornado destroyed multiple homes and killed one person in the city of Columbia in May 2024. The mostly rural ...