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Tornado hit woodward. Dozens of homes were destroyed. Two people were injured. Proof that late season storms can and do happen. A timely warning because the storm risk amps up tomorrow. Welcome back everyone. Im Elizabeth Klinge. Eric i am eric hanson. I remember that day. The south part of town got leveled. Metinka it is really unusual. Anything has to come together just right. Tomorrow, we could see a similar event on full we have to pay strict attention to the weather tomorrow afternoon. Right now, none of that to worry about. The weather is quiet. We have clear skies. Dress in layers. A co...

Thing you need to watch out for when buying. Youre watching kcci eight news. Elizabeth remember this . Ten years ago this week, a tornado hit woodward. Dozens of homes were destroyed, two people were injured. Proof that late season storms can and do happen. A timely warning, because the storm risk amps up tomorrow. Welcome back everyone, im Elizabeth Klinge. Eric im eric hanson, i remember the day those storms hit, november 12, 2005. Kurtis had that video. A lot of damage which is unusual for november but it can happen. Metinka well typically think of thunderstorms let alone tornadoes in novem...

Todaydubuque his next stop. Kwwls brad hanson live for us tonight on dubuques riverwalk where a crowd has started to gather already. Yeah, already more than a dozen people out hereso far patiently awaiting the arrival of al roker himself. Of course, hes trying to set the record for fastest time doing a weathercast in all 50 states. His day today saw him start in the four corners, and make his way as far north as fargo nort\ dakota and moorhead minnesota. Hes scheduled to be in dubuque sometime around 1045 or 11, where hell find quite a few lisa designed the sign and i put it together for her. ...

Columbus-area education graduates join current teachers in thinking about the possibility of an active shooter situation in their schools.

Columbus-area education graduates join current teachers in thinking about the possibility of an active shooter situation in their schools.