Jenn Jordan

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A frightening tornado tore through Locust Grove, Georgia, destroying ‘The Wire’ actor Tray Chaney’s home and critically injuring his son, who was thrown 300 feet by the storm’s force. By Jenn Jordan less than an hour ago 'Is That A Tornado?' 'Yup.'A tornado in Henry County, Georgia, tore through the Locust Grove area on Thursday, May 29, destroying several homes and seriously injuring the son of actor Tray Chaney - known for his role as Poot on HBO’s The Wire.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Jenn Jordan

A tornado in Henry County, Georgia, tore through the Locust Grove area on Thursday, May 29, destroying several homes and seriously injuring the son of actor Tray Chaney - known for his role as Poot on HBO’s The Wire. 18-year-old Malachi Chaney was thrown nearly 300 feet—almost the length of a football field—from their home when the twister struck just after 3:30 p.m. Preliminary damage assessments indicate the tornado was of EF2 strength.

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When a deadly EF4 tornado ripped through London, Kentucky, National Guardsman Zachary Malacoate crawled into a narrow gap in the rubble to free Willie the dog. By Jenn Jordan less than an hour ago In the shattered ruins of London, Kentucky’s Sunshine Hills subdivision—where homes were ripped clean from their foundations and 17 people lost their lives—one small survivor’s whimper pierced the silence of devastation: Willie the dog was alive, trapped beneath tornado debris.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Jenn Jordan

In the shattered ruins of London, Kentucky’s Sunshine Hills subdivision—where homes were ripped clean from their foundations and 17 people lost their lives—one small survivor’s whimper pierced the silence of devastation: Willie the dog was alive, trapped beneath tornado debris. The powerful EF4 tornado that struck late on May 16 was the deadliest storm ever recorded in the region, according to the National Weather Service.

1 week ago | weather.com | Jenn Jordan

An orphaned black bear cub found crying alone in Los Padres National Forest is now being raised by wildlife specialists, using fur suits and stuffed animal "mothers" in a remarkable effort to prepare him for a return to the wild. By Jenn Jordan 22 hours ago *INSERT VIDEO HERE WHEN READY*At the San Diego Humane Society’s Ramona Wildlife Center, the team isn’t just raising a black bear cub — they’re doing it in bear suits.