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Nikki Courtney

Nikki Courtney

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Reporter, KTRH-AM (Houston, TX)

Houston

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Space Weather , Weather , Climate Change , Global Warming , Astronomy

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Animal Cruelty

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  • Fatal Tornadoes Leave Trail of Death and Destruction

    By Nikki Courtney Verified| KTRH-AM (Houston, TX) Verified Tornadoes left a trail of destruction Saturday night in communities across Texas, Oklahoma and Arkansas. They were spawned by a severe storm system in the Southern Plains that left at least two dead in Texas, uprooted trees and knocked down power lines. Several homes and businesses were damaged or destroyed and rescue workers were looking for people trapped or injured. The storms are moving east today, with nearly 20 million people at risk.

    By Nikki Courtney Verified · KTRH-AM (Houston, TX)

    May. 26, 2024

  • KTRH Local Houston and Texas News

    By Nikki Courtney Verified| KTRH-AM (Houston, TX) Verified The National Weather Service now says two tornadoes hit Bell County on Wednesday. According to preliminary reports, an EF-2 tornado started near the Morgan's Point Resort on Belton Lake and was on the ground for about five minutes. This twister was responsible for the 30 injuries reported, and it caused significant damage to homes and businesses as it tracked to the southeast. That storm had wind speeds measured at 120-miles per hour.

    By Nikki Courtney Verified · KTRH-AM (Houston, TX)

    May. 25, 2024

  • Fatal Tornadoes Leave Trail of Death and Destruction

    By Nikki Courtney Verified| KTRH-AM (Houston, TX) Verified Tornadoes left a trail of destruction Saturday night in communities across Texas, Oklahoma and Arkansas. They were spawned by a severe storm system in the Southern Plains that left at least two dead in Texas, uprooted trees and knocked down power lines. Several homes and businesses were damaged or destroyed and rescue workers were looking for people trapped or injured. The storms are moving east today, with nearly 20 million people at risk.

    By Nikki Courtney Verified · KTRH-AM (Houston, TX)

    May. 26, 2024

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KTRH-AM (Houston, TX)