Alex Rusciano

WCBU Peoria Public Radio

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News producer and reporter for WCBU, Peoria Public Radio

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Scores of tornados hit seven midwestern states yesterday, leaving paths of death and destruction. Alex Rusciano is news producer and reporter for  Peoria Public Radio .

Tornados Slam the Midwest

Scores of tornados hit seven midwestern states yesterday, leaving paths of death and destruction. Alex Rusciano is news producer and reporter for Peoria Public Radio .

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