Belton, Missouri, officials are investigating a technical issue that caused a delay in the city’s outdoor warning sirens during a Tornado Warning Tuesday afternoon.

A man bounds through fallen debris next to the St. Louis Fire Department’s Engine House 28 shortly after a tornado hit in the 4800 block of Enright Avenue. A storm warning siren is seen at top ...

The City of Mansfield has installed four new tornado sirens. According to an announcement, the sirens are located at John's Park, South Park, John Todd Park and Burton Park.

May is a big month in Oklahoma for severe weather, and many Oklahomans rely on tornado sirens to give a warning. One neighborhood has been left in silence after the nearest tornado siren was damaged.

SPENCER COUNTY, Ky. — Six of Spencer County's nine tornado sirens run solely on battery power, but that will soon change. The county is converting all the sirens to be hardwired to power, with a ...

St. Louis' emergency management chief has been placed on administrative leave, the city's mayor said, after sirens meant to sound during a tornado warning failed to be activated ahead of Friday's ...

ST. LOUIS — The City of St. Louis will test the storm siren system again Wednesday afternoon as the St. Louis Fire Department continues the transition into control of the system. The test will ...

Residents in west Franklin County heard tornado sirens without severe weather. The EMA reported a system malfunction caused the unexpected alerts.

No, there wasn't a tornado on Columbus' West Side. A malfunctioning tornado siren sounded in the area the night of Monday, May 12 when there was no severe weather, according to Franklin County ...

Boone County Commission rejected a proposed tornado siren location on Roemer Road after resident complaints. Residents argued against the siren based on perceived FEMA guidelines regarding low ...

In many counties, these sirens are sounded when the National Weather Service issues a tornado warning, or sometimes when 75 to 80 mph straight line winds are possible.

Every first day of the month at 12 p.m. people in Ross County should expect to hear the familiar howl of the siren. There is usually no need for worry as it is just the county testing the alarm.