More than a dozen twisters ripped across the US Wednesday, including a tornado in Owasso, Oklahoma, that damaged buildings, utility poles, and trees.

The National Weather Service in Tulsa confirmed evidence of an EF1 tornado with winds estimated at around 100-110 mph.

A tornado that passed through the Owasso area has damaged Whirlpool plant and multiple semi-trailers along Highway 75.

A likely tornado barreled through the northeastern Oklahoma town of Owasso on Wednesday morning, leaving behind a trail of destruction.

On Wednesday morning, a radar-confirmed tornado touched down near Whirlpool at 76th Street North and Highway 75. It continued ...

Since the tornado hit in Owasso on April 2nd, many people commented on how quickly the storm developed a tornado and the ...

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The National Weather Service Tulsa survey team found high-end EF1 tornado damage in Owasso with estimated winds around 100-110 mph.

FOX23 spoke to Attorney General Gentner Drummond who was in Owasso warning people of fake contractors and shared the red ...

The City of Owasso is offering resources to residents regarding storm-related damage of the April 2nd tornado.

A tornado also hit the Oklahoma city of Owasso on Wednesday, damaging buildings, topping utility poles, and uprooting trees. The path of destruction stretched about 11 miles in the city outside Tulsa.