A tornado has ripped through a small village in southern France, damaging about 300 homes and injuring dozens. Authorities said Tuesday the tornado struck Pomas, a village of about 1,000 people, on Monday. Rescue teams continued searching through ruins, though no one was reported missing. Thirty-nine people were injured, with 20 hospitalized. Emergency centers have opened for displaced residents. The Pomas school was partially destroyed, but officials assured children could attend classes in nearby towns. About 1,400 households were still without electricity Tuesday morning. The region was under a thunderstorm alert with strong winds recorded.
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A missing Indiana family has been found safe after they were reported missing while swimming in a creek off Marion Martin Road late Friday night.
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Lela Black, and her biological father, Byron Black, have not been seen since Friday.
Police said Ashley Essex, 30, was last seen in the 3600 block of Hillcross Drive around 4:40 p.m. Saturday.
Police said Keayna White's family fears for her safety.
As of Wednesday morning, all three of the girls have been located and are safe, according to LMPD.
According to a Golden Alert, Elliott Walker, 74, was last seen in the 9800 block of Scrim Avenue at noon on Thursday. That's near Valley Station Road and Dixie Highway.
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The mother of a 4-year-old Kentucky girl who was found dead in Bullitt County last month is seven months pregnant, according to her attorney.
Anyone with information on her whereabouts is asked to call Detective Clark at LMPD at 502-574-2409 or 502-574-5673.
Just before 11 p.m., LMPD said that the two had been found.