Mobile homes turn deadly when tornadoes hit. This year has been especially bad, AP analysis finds

When tornadoes strike, people aren’t just killed at home. Sometimes, they are killed by their homes. An AP analysis shows that tornadoes are disproportionately killing more people in mobile or

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