Tom Nelson

A tornado in northeastern Wisconsin caused widespread destruction, uprooting homes, flipping vehicles, and leaving over 15,000 residents without power. Preliminary data classifies it as an EF3 tornado with winds up to 165 mph, though no deaths or missing persons have been reported.

A tornado in northeastern Wisconsin caused extensive damage, including uprooted homes, flipped vehicles, and power outages, but no deaths or missing persons were reported. The EF3 tornado, with winds up to 165 mph, traveled over 12 miles, leaving over 15,000 without power and prompting shelters and a boil water advisory.

A tornado struck Wisconsin, causing extensive damage to homes, downing trees, and cutting power to thousands. The storm, confirmed in Winnebago County and moving toward Fond du Lac County, resulted in structural damage, flipped vehicles, and road closures. No injuries were reported, but Menasha and Fox Crossing experienced collapsed buildings and citywide power outages.

A tornado in Wisconsin caused extensive damage, including splintered homes, downed trees, and power outages affecting thousands. The storm impacted Winnebago County and areas like Appleton and Menasha, with reports of collapsed buildings and road closures, though no injuries have been confirmed.

A tornado in Wisconsin caused extensive damage, including destroyed homes, downed trees, and power outages for thousands. The National Weather Service confirmed the tornado in Winnebago County, with severe impacts in Appleton and Menasha, though no injuries have been reported.

A tornado struck Wisconsin, causing extensive damage to homes, trees, and infrastructure, cutting power to thousands. The storm, confirmed in Winnebago County, led to downed power lines, collapsed buildings, and road closures in areas like Appleton and Menasha. No injuries have been reported.

A construction worker was struck by a truck in Outagamie County, Wisconsin, after the driver ignored a flagger directing traffic. The driver fled the scene without stopping, made a rude gesture, and another worker obtained the license plate. The injured worker is expected to return to work on Friday.

A construction worker was struck by a truck after the driver ignored a traffic flagger, with the driver fleeing the scene and making a rude gesture. The injured worker is expected to return to work on Friday, and the driver will face legal consequences. County Executive Tom Nelson criticized reckless behavior in construction zones.

A construction worker was struck by a truck after the driver ignored traffic direction from a flagger. The driver fled the scene without stopping and made a rude gesture, but another worker obtained the license plate. The injured worker is expected to return to work by Friday.