Taken by storm:

Kenosha News coverage

of the Jan. 7 tornadoes

Photographer Brian Passino took this photograph of

tornado damage from above the town of Wheatland.

• March 11: State helps on tornado claims
  
  
  
• March 5:  Kenosha seeks aid for storm
  
  
  
• Feb. 26: Tornado victims to get more aid than expected
  
  
  
• Feb. 21: Official criticizes response city gave after tornadoes
  
  
• Feb. 21: Panel to assist tornado victims
  
  
  
• Feb. 6: Cable deal made for tornado victims
  
  
  
• Feb. 4: Rebuilding - one wall at a time
  
  
  
• Feb. 3: Looking in on tornado recovery
  
  
  
• Jan. 29: A benefit for a family whose home was destroyed in the Jan. 7 tornado outbreak will be Saturday (Feb. 2). The benefit for the Sekey family of Wheatland will be 6 to 9 p.m. at Lumpy’s Sports Bar, 9251 Antioch Road. Numerous prizes will be raffled, with money raised going to the family. Jimmy Novak from radio station WIIL-FM will host the event. For more information, contact Andy Ducato at 206-7696.
  
  
  
• Jan. 27: Farm Service Agency disaster loans are available to farmers who suffered damages or losses in the Jan. 7 tornadoes. Actual loss loans for physical damage to property destroyed or damaged will be based upon the allowable cost associated with repairing or replacing the property. The property must be essential to continuation of the operation. Interest rates for actual loss loans not to exceed $500,000 will be 3.75 percent. Farmers who feel they have sustained a qualifying loss should contact the Racine Kenosha Milwaukee FSA Office at 1012 Vine St., Union Grove, WI 53182. The deadline is Sept. 12.
  
  
  
• Jan. 26: "Taken by Storm:" Kenosha News book benefits tornado relief
  
  
  
• Jan. 25: Survivor of Stoughton tornado speaks to Wheatland residents
  
  
  
• Jan. 22: Speaker knows tornado's power
  
  
  
• Jan. 21: Lions Club makes donation to help with tornado recovery efforts
  
  
  
• Jan. 20: Tornado information just a mouse click away
  
  
  
• Jan. 19:  Can you hear me now? Sirens made to alert residents of possible disasters
  
  
  
• Jan. 18: Woman drives across country to see tornado damge
  
  
  
• Jan. 15:  Wheatland targets long-term aid
  
  
  
• Jan. 14: Residents here can learn from Stoughton experience
  
  
• Jan. 14: Grief, guilt part of recover process, Red Cross says
  
  
• Jan. 14: Tornado survivor tells his story
  
  
• Jan. 13: Tornado victims, volunteers gather for well-deserved break
  
  
• Jan. 12: Tornado doesn't keep kids out of school
  
  
• Jan. 11: Tornado cleanup effort might be hampered by snow
  
  
• Jan. 11: Sounds of the storm: Emergency center, law enforcement lines light up
  
  
• Jan. 10: Assistance and assessment: Tornado recovery continues
  
  
• Jan. 10: Insurance companies sending disaster teams
  
  
• Jan. 10: Wheatland school reopens amid cleanup
  
  
• Jan. 10: Some Unified students sent home after sirens sounded
  
  
• Jan. 10: Ryan vows to get aid to residents
  
  
• Jan. 9: After the fury: County gathers itself after jolt of January twisters 
  
  
• Jan. 9: Volunteers help victims begin to dig out their lives
  
  
  

  Photographer Brian Passino took this photograph of Prayer House Assembly Church, located on Kenosha's north side, which was an area also hurt by the storm.
  
  
  

• Jan. 9: Kenosha's north side emerges from storm
  
  
• Jan. 9: Wheatland survivors relate miracles
  
  
• Jan. 8: See Tuesday's developing stories here. 
  
  
• Jan. 8: Tornadoes rip apart Wheatland, Kenosha homes
  
  
• Jan. 8: Tornadoes devastate part of Wheatland
  
  
• Jan. 8: Storm leaves about 5,700 residents without power
  
  
• Jan. 8: Wheatland Center School will be closed today due to storms
  
  
• Jan. 8: Warm weather, severe thunderstorms helped tornadoes to form