Tim Elliott

1 month ago | kktv.com | Katie Castellano |Tim Elliott |Emily Van de Riet

JUNEAU, Wis. (WMTV/Gray News) – A dairy farmer in Wisconsin said his property was destroyed by a tornado Thursday night, leaving one of his cows impaled by a 2x4 board. The cow somehow survived, but a photo of her injury shows just how strong the power of mother nature can be. Bob Schwandt, the owner of the 300-acre farm in Juneau, said the storm left a path of destruction. He’s lucky to be alive.

1 month ago | azfamily.com | Katie Castellano |Tim Elliott |Emily Van de Riet

JUNEAU, Wis. (WMTV/Gray News) – A dairy farmer in Wisconsin said his property was destroyed by a tornado Thursday night, leaving one of his cows impaled by a 2x4 board. The cow somehow survived, but a photo of her injury shows just how strong the power of mother nature can be. Bob Schwandt, the owner of the 300-acre farm in Juneau, said the storm left a path of destruction. He’s lucky to be alive.

1 month ago | wsaw.com | Tim Elliott |Juliana Tornabene

MAYVILLE, Wis. (WMTV) - Storms pummeled through Mayville on Thursday night, causing severe damage to buildings in the area. Broken tree branches, downed power lines and walls torn from buildings were among the damage seen in Mayville. Gleason Reel, a manufacturing company, had an entire front wall missing. Cars were still in the parking lot, with debris scattered around them. Mar’que Kirby, who works in Mayville, described the damage as mind blowing.

1 month ago | wifr.com | Tim Elliott |Juliana Tornabene

MAYVILLE, Wis. (WMTV) - Storms pummeled through Mayville on Thursday night, causing severe damage to buildings in the area. Broken tree branches, downed power lines and walls torn from buildings were among the damage seen in Mayville. Gleason Reel, a manufacturing company, had an entire front wall missing. Cars were still in the parking lot, with debris scattered around them. Mar’que Kirby, who works in Mayville, described the damage as mind blowing.

1 month ago | smh.com.au | Tim Elliott

, register or subscribe to save articles for later. Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. This month, former English soccer international Fran Hurndall (right), 32, is running from Perth to Sydney to raise money for domestic violence victims. Her partner in “logistics” and love, police officer Natalie Gidas, 39, will be by her side. Fran: I met Nat online, in December 2022, on the Gold Coast; I’d just moved there from Sydney.