At least one tornado impacted Milton, Kentucky, as well as Hanover, Indiana. Officials are working to determine if the damage caused in both areas came from the same tornado or two separate events.

Tornadoes ripped through the Midwest Thursday, causing havoc in the states of Kentucky, Indiana and Ohio. Despite the damage incurred across the Midwest, only Ohio is currently reporting fatalities.

About a dozen tornadoes touched down Wednesday night in Indiana and Ohio. That number is likely to go up Thursday, as National Weather Service teams are dispatched to survey the damage.

A dangerous half mile wide tornado was reported in northern Ohio Thursday night, while several others were confirmed in Kentucky and Indiana in a severe weather outbreak linked to several "significant ...

Tornadoes ran rampant across the Midwest Thursday, March 14, 2024. See the damage left in the wake of severe storms in Indiana, Ohio and Kentucky.

In east-central Indiana, 38 people were injured and many homes and businesses were destroyed by tornadoes, officials said. In Arkansas, a probable tornado struck a retirement community about 40 miles ...

Reported tornadoes caused significant damage across the Midwest overnight, with three people killed in Ohio. Police in Indiana report several injuries in Randolph County, in the eastern part of ...

In Winchester, Indiana, an EF3 tornado destroyed 22 homes, and badly damaged 110 others. Officials said Friday that 38 people were injured from the twister, including three in critical condition.

This aerial photo shows tornado damage at the Westbrooke Village Apartment complex in Trotwood, Ohio, Tuesday, May 28, 2019. (Doral Chenoweth III/The Columbus Dispatch via AP) ...

Tornadoes ripped through the Midwest Thursday, causing havoc in the states of Kentucky, Indiana and Ohio. Despite the damage incurred across the Midwest, only Ohio is currently reporting fatalities.

Several central Ohio counties were also under tornado watches Thursday evening, just over two weeks after nine tornadoes hit the state on Feb. 28, knocking down trees and demolishing buildings.