Tornadoes Devastate Illinois and Indiana, Two Dead


Author: The Daily News Now! March 11, 2026 Duration: 1:26
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Tornadoes Devastate Illinois and Indiana, Two Dead

Severe storms devastate Illinois and Indiana, killing two and injuring several. Tornadoes flatten homes, uproot trees, and down power lines, particularly in Lake Village, Indiana. Another round of bad weather hits the Midwest, with more intense storms expected. Local leaders urge residents to stay away from damaged areas for rescue teams. Damage surveys are underway, and Illinois Governor JB Pritzker offers state support. Tornado watches cover multiple states, with millions at risk.

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