Nine tornadoes cut a devastating swath in the Tri-State, which started in Carrollton, Ky., slammed into Holton, Ind., lifted at the Licking River/Campbell County line, set down again northwest of Peach Grove, Ky., before finally lifting south of Hamersville in western Brown County. The worst tornado outbreak in region history killed 11 people, destroyed at least 343 structures and damaged thousands more.
A Tragedy Remembered
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March 2 storms: 1 year later
We look at the recovery efforts one year since the worst tornado outbreak in Tri-State history on March 2, 2012 that killed 11 people, destroyed hundreds of structures and damaged thousands more.
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Saint Mary's still waits to be rebuilt
Saint Mary Church looked over the small community of Morning View for over 100 years.
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Moment of silence for tornado victims
Piner Baptist Church held an open house giving the community a chance to reflect back over the past year.
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Man rebuilds life after deadly tornadoes
9 On Your Side interviewed Doug Imhoff one year his home in Piner, Ky. was devastated by a tornado.
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After tornado, safety houses built in KY
Crittenden suffered severe tornado damage one year ago today, and many lost their homes. Now people in the community have rebuilt and are ready for another storm if it heads in their direction.
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Could storm victims suffer from PTSD?
Most can't imagine the trauma of hiding from a tornado in your basement or losing your home to the sudden fury of Mother Nature.
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Piner school reflects on March 2 storms
Piner Elementary staff and parents reflect on the deadly tornado that struck the town one year ago.
Healthy Living
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Testosterone treatments have risks
Drug makers spent more than $100 million last year to promote prescription testosterone - everything from gels and patches to injections. But the popular treatment may not be necessary, and it carries risks.
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How to prevent workout injuries
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What do we eat? Food map will tell us
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Machine-tenderized beef could pose risk
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Jolie announces more surgeries ahead
Consumer News
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EZ home inventory in case of storm
John Matarese shows the latest ways to record your valuables, in case of fire or storm
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JCPenney slaps new high prices on goods
John Matarese finds dozens of new, higher price stickers on JCPenney's merchandise.
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Do As-Seen-on-TV grout cleaners work?
