PIEDMONT, Alabama -- It hardly seems like 20 years have passed since an F4 tornado struck Goshen United Methodist Church outside Piedmont during a Palm Sunday service. "It's hard to believe that ...

Multiple tornadoes caused widespread destruction and death across six Midwestern states on Palm Sunday, April 11, 1965. Elkhart County, Indiana, was particularly hard hit, with 60 fatalities and ...

The Tri-State Tornado, Palm Sunday, Super Tornado Outbreak and Henryville are just some of the list. ... One of the most violent tornadoes occurred at Midway Trailer Court near Goshen. A second ...

It has been 25 years since a tornado forever altered the congregation at Goshen United Methodist Church in Piedmont. In 1994, a tornado struck the church during worship services on Palm Sunday ...

BRISTOL — Susan Briner looked at photos of the destruction from the tornadoes that hit Elkhart County 49 years ago on Palm Sunday, April 11, 1965.

KOKOMO, Ind. — Today marks the grim anniversary of Indiana's deadliest tornado outbreak. Nearly 140 people lost their lives and some 1,200 more were injured in 10 tornadoes that ravaged the state on ...

BRISTOL, Ind. — On April 11, 1965, a widespread tornado outbreak occurred in the Midwest, unleashing more than 40 tornadoes in Iowa, Indiana, Michigan and Ohio. During that outbreak, 271 ...

Shocking devastation and Heart-breaking loss.Survivors of the Palm Sunday Tornado remember April 11, 1965 started without worry.“It was sunny. It was a nice day ...

On Palm Sunday, April 11, 1965, Indiana was one of six Midwest states hit by deadly tornadoes. In Indiana, 10 tornadoes killed 137 people and injured over 1,200, making this the deadliest Indiana ...

GOSHEN, Ala. (AP) - Written in brass on a plaque at the Goshen memorial are the names of brothers and sisters, husbands, wives, fathers and sons. There are no asterisks to identify who lived, and ...

Thankfully, no injuries or deaths were reported after the EF1 tornado on Tuesday — a stark contrast to the Palm Sunday tornado outbreak on April 11, 1965. Here’s one of the iconic photos.