Dozens of structures were damaged after at least one possible tornado touched down on Friday evening in Wichita, Kansas.
Updated 16 seconds agoA suspected tornado that barreled through parts of Kansas damaged multiple buildings, injured several people and left more than 6,500 people without power, officials said Saturday.
Officials said the suspected twister moved though parts of southeast Wichita and Andover on Friday evening. Andover Fire Chief Chad Russell said during a news conference early Saturday morning that 50 to 100 buildings were damaged in Sedgwick County, though it was not immediately known how many buildings were damaged in Andover.Officials said only a few injuries had been reported. In Sedgwick County, three people were injured, including one woman who suffered serious injuries.
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