Tornadoes

Superintendent Becky Moss says they were also able to distribute a $320 dollar check to every affected family to assist with immediate recovery needs.

The tornado claimed 10 lives in Marion, injured nearly 200.

Sterling and Emily Mrazek not only lost their home but their business as well.

All donations will go directly to Marion Community Unit School District #2 and the non-profit organization, Marion Connects.

This dramatic spike in tornadoes is not just a statistical anomaly—it reflects a broader shift in atmospheric behavior this spring.

Some of the storm victims in Marion are turning to Go Fund Me to help with damage recovery expenses.

This is a one-stop location where residents can access a variety of services and resources.

The local disaster declaration has been sent to the state for consideration.

The U-Haul Disaster Relief program applies to new self-storage and U-Box rentals and is based on availability.

The Carbondale Civic Center and Warming Center will offer residents shelter from storms.