When the worst tornado to ever strike Michigan blew up Flint in 1953, a Free Press writer described the scene as something from Dante's "Inferno." It hit on June 8, resulting in 116 deaths and 844 ...

UPDATE 8:42 A.M.: As I was writing this article, the Storm Prediction Center issued an update on the tornado forecast. They ...

The most historic twister was the June 8, 1953 F-5 tornado that struck the Flint area and killed 116 people. Until the Joplin, MO tornado in May 2011, the Flint tornado was the last tornado to kill ...

The storms hit a broad swath of the nation's midsection, spurring tornado warnings and watches from Iowa to Texas.

At least four tornadoes touched down in Southwest Michigan on Friday. Four people died and 12 were injured, making this the deadliest storm since 1980.

After on deadly storm passes, forecasters warn of flooding, damaging wind — and more tornadoes.

The afternoon severe weather update has increased the potential strength of any tornado that could form over the southern third of Lower Michigan. There is a distinct area that likely will get severe ...

The tornado will receive at least an EF-3 rating from experts surveying the damage ...

The Cass County sheriff identified a 12-year-old boy who died near Edwardsburg, and a funeral home obituary named a ...

Four people were killed and 12 others hurt when tornadoes ripped through Michigan in the state's deadliest outbreak of violent weather this century.

The Red Cross and partner organizations continue to assist southwest Michigan communities after devastating tornadoes in early March, with ongoing relief efforts and a focus on long-term recovery.