Officials reported Saturday that strong tornadoes blasted over the central United States, killing at least 14 people and injuring scores more.

The Missouri State Highway Patrol verified 11 “storm-related fatalities” in a statement on X. Officials in neighboring Arkansas reported three deaths.

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