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After Van's sirens failed during a 2015 tornado, city leaders spent $200,000 on upgrades to its emergency warning system.

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Sheriff Lee Foster discussed his decision to activate tornado sirens Saturday night after no official tornado warning was issued by the National Weather Service.

A warning siren shouldn't be the first indication that a severe thunderstorm or a tornado is possible, says the ...