Tornado killed 7 children on a single street in Kentucky
Fourteen people died within a few blocks when a tornado touched down in Bowling Green, Kentucky. Eleven of them were from a single street, including seven children.
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Fourteen people died within a few blocks when a tornado touched down in Bowling Green, Kentucky. Eleven of them were from a single street, including seven children.
Most of the 88 reported deaths so far happened in Kentucky, which took the brunt of the tornados that ripped through the Midwest last week.
BOWLING GREEN, KY.—The little red wagon was strewn upside down on a heap of rubble—a pile of boards ...
The little red wagon was strewn upside down on a heap of rubble — a pile of boards and bricks, a mangled blue bicycle, a baby doll. Behind it, there was little more than a hole in the ground where a house had stood. Across the street, the tidy
The victims include two large families, the Browns and the Besics, all of whom lived on Moss Creek Avenue. Their homes were left completely destroyed by Friday's EF-3 storm.