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Looking back on the impact of weather radios on November 6 tornado anniversary

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By Emily Blackmarr
| Yahoo Verified
UNION COUNTY, Ky. (WEHT) – A tornado can happen at any time, and in 2005, residents in the Tri-State woke up to destruction in their community. While some had weather radios, others were unaware of the danger at the time. Nick Howard and his friend left work early due to severe weather coming in that night. However, they were not aware of the severity of the storms until Howard received a phone call from his grandmother telling him that a tornado was near.
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Looking back on the impact of weather radios on November 6 tornado anniversary

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By Emily Blackmarr, Seth Austin Verified
| WEHT-TV (Henderson, KY) Verified
UNION COUNTY, Ky. (WEHT) – A tornado can happen at any time, and in 2005, residents in the Tri-State woke up to destruction in their community. While some had weather radios, others were unaware of the danger at the time. Nick Howard and his friend left work early due to severe weather coming in that night. However, they were not aware of the severity of the storms until Howard received a phone call from his grandmother telling him that a tornado was near.
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Evansville officer shares personal trauma story to audience Original

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By Ian Young, Emily Blackmarr
| WEHT-TV (Henderson, KY) Verified
EVANSVILLE, Ind. (WEHT) — An Evansville Police Officer who survived a serious crash while off-duty in December 2024 returned to the hospital on Wednesday, but this time as a visitor thanking those who gave him life-saving care. Jordan Rundle was in a car wreck which required life-saving care. Nearly a year later, Rundle returned to the hospital this time giving thanks to those who helped in his time of need.
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