Oklahoma tornado

In New Jersey's hour of need help came from around the country. It could be said it's our turn to "pay it forward."

A tornado the size and magnitude of the one that rocked Oklahoma this week has never been seen in New Jersey, according to records and anecdotal accounts, but the Garden State is not immune to twisters.

Rescue workers are double checking storm shelters and damaged property to check for survivors of the tornado that may be trapped as Moore, Oklahoma begins its recovery from yesterday's 200 MPH tornado.

A new time-lapse video posted online by WMC-TV shows the terrifying 200 mph, mile long tornado tear its way through the Oklahoma suburbs.

Six months after we here in New Jersey have had to deal with the worst natural disaster to hit our shores, another one hits in what is commonly known as the “tornado belt.” The mind has a hard time conceiving the fact that so much natural disaster could be occurring in such a short amount of time...

A deadly tornado hit suburban Oklahoma City on Monday. A quick look at some basic facts.

President Obama spoke about the Oklahoma tornado and said that "Americans from every corner of this country will be right there" to support the residents of Moore for as long as their recovery takes.

Barbara Garcia was planning for this day when she moved into this Oklahoma neighborhood 45 years ago.

The Oklahoma State medical examiner's office confirms at least 51 have been killed in today's Oklahoma tornado, many of the victims children and the death toll is expected to rise.

CBS has taken the scheduled season-ending episode of "Mike & Molly" off the air because its plot line revolved around a tornado threatening the couple.