A weekend of chaos unfolded as freezing rain wreaked havoc across Michigan and Wisconsin, leaving thousands without power.

Tornadoes and violent storms struck parts of the South and Midwest on Wednesday, knocking down power lines and trees, ripping roofs off homes and shooting debris thousands of feet into the air as a ...

More than 60,000 Wisconsin Public Service and We Energies customers spent the night without electricity to power their lights ...

Cullen says “an army” of line workers from around the Midwest have been called in to help restore power. WPS has restored ...

Freezing rain followed by snow brought down trees and power lines in Michigan and Wisconsin, cutting electricity for hundreds ...

A powerful snowstorm swept through northern Wisconsin on Sunday night, bringing heavy snowfall and wind gusts exceeding 30 ...

Freezing rain brought down trees and power lines in Michigan and Wisconsin, cutting electricity for thousands of people ...

Thousands of people have no power in the upper Great Lakes region after freezing rain or severe storms brought down trees and ...

Wisconsin Public Service said in a news release Monday they have restored power to more than 95,000 customers impacted by this weekend's ice and snowstorms.

In northern and central Wisconsin, several counties such as ... Forecasters warn that ice-laden trees and power lines could fall, resulting in prolonged power outages. Vehicles are backed up ...

Thousands of people have no power in Wisconsin, Michigan and Indiana after freezing rain or severe storms brought down trees and power lines Freezing rain brought down trees and power lines in ...