An EAS Participant has issued A REQUIRED WEEKLY TEST for the following counties/areas: Ashland; Ashtabula; Carroll; Columbiana; Coshocton; Cuyahoga; Erie; Geauga; Holmes; Huron; Lake; Lorain; Mahoning; Medina; Portage; Richland; Stark; Summit; Trumbull; Tuscarawas; Wayne, OH; at 11:22 AM on OCT 5, 2026 Effective until 12:22 PM. Message from WAHC/NAT. 

An EAS Participant has issued A REQUIRED WEEKLY TEST for the following counties or areas: Ashland; Ashtabula; Carroll; Columbiana; Coshocton; Cuyahoga; Erie; Geauga; Holmes; Huron; Lake; Lorain; Mahoning; Medina; Portage; Richland; Stark; Summit; Trumbull; Tuscarawas; Wayne, OH; at 11:22 AM on OCT 5, 2026 Effective until 12:22 PM. Message from WAHC/NAT. 

A civil authority has issued AN ADMINISTRATIVE MESSAGE for the following counties or areas: Sedgwick, KS; at 10:18 AM on OCT 5, 2026 Effective until 12:18 PM. Message from WOLF/IP. Sedgwick County Emergency Management will be testing the Outdoor Warning Sirens at Noon Today. Sedgwick County outdoor warning sirens are tested every Monday at Noon, except Holidays and when threatening weather is present. Today we will be testing the Alert mode, for one minute. The Alert Mode is a steady tone used for Tornado warning, The Attack Mode is a classic rise and fall sound used for Air Attack Warning in times of war. Outdoor warning sirens are designed to be an early warning device primarily for persons who are outside away from the television and or radio. Remember, when the outdoor warning sirens sound, Take cover, Tune in to local media, Take action. Emergency Management officials highly recommend citizens keep a NOAA weather radio in their homes, preferably in the bedroom, with a tone alert for those times when you are not monitoring public media. This broadcast originates from Sedgwick County Emergency Management located at seven fourteen North Main, Wichita Kansas. WPMQ three ninety one. No action required test only.

A civil authority has issued AN ADMINISTRATIVE MESSAGE for the following counties or areas: Sedgwick, KS; at 8:18 AM on OCT 5, 2026 Effective until 10:18 AM. Message from IPAWSCAP. Sedgwick County Emergency Management will be testing the Outdoor Warning Sirens at Noon Today. Sedgwick County outdoor warning sirens are tested every Monday at Noon, except Holidays and when threatening weather is present. Today we will be testing the Alert mode, for one minute. The Alert Mode is a steady tone used for Tornado warning, The Attack Mode is a classic rise and fall sound used for Air Attack Warning in times of war. Outdoor warning sirens are designed to be an early warning device primarily for persons who are outside away from the television and or radio. Remember, when the outdoor warning sirens sound, Take cover, Tune in to local media, Take action. Emergency Management officials highly recommend citizens keep a NOAA weather radio in their homes, preferably in the bedroom, with a tone alert for those times when you are not monitoring public media. This broadcast originates from Sedgwick County Emergency Management located at seven fourteen North Main, Wichita Kansas. WPMQ three ninety one. No action required test only.

A civil authority has issued AN ADMINISTRATIVE MESSAGE for the following counties or areas: Sedgwick, KS; at 11:18 AM on OCT 5, 2026 Effective until 1:18 PM. Message from ERN/KLT. Sedgwick County Emergency Management will be testing the Outdoor Warning Sirens at Noon Today. Sedgwick County outdoor warning sirens are tested every Monday at Noon, except Holidays and when threatening weather is present. Today we will be testing the Alert mode, for one minute. The Alert Mode is a steady tone used for Tornado warning, The Attack Mode is a classic rise and fall sound used for Air Attack Warning in times of war. Outdoor warning sirens are designed to be an early warning device primarily for persons who are outside away from the television and or radio. Remember, when the outdoor warning sirens sound, Take cover, Tune in to local media, Take action. Emergency Management officials highly recommend citizens keep a NOAA weather radio in their homes, preferably in the bedroom, with a tone alert for those times when you are not monitoring public media. This broadcast originates from Sedgwick County Emergency Management located at seven fourteen North Main, Wichita Kansas. WPMQ three ninety one. No action required test only.

A civil authority has issued AN ADMINISTRATIVE MESSAGE for the following counties or areas: Sedgwick, KS; at 9:18 AM on OCT 5, 2026 Effective until 11:18 AM. Message from IPAWSCAP. Sedgwick County Emergency Management will be testing the Outdoor Warning Sirens at Noon Today. Sedgwick County outdoor warning sirens are tested every Monday at Noon, except Holidays and when threatening weather is present. Today we will be testing the Alert mode, for one minute. The Alert Mode is a steady tone used for Tornado warning, The Attack Mode is a classic rise and fall sound used for Air Attack Warning in times of war. Outdoor warning sirens are designed to be an early warning device primarily for persons who are outside away from the television and or radio. Remember, when the outdoor warning sirens sound, Take cover, Tune in to local media, Take action. Emergency Management officials highly recommend citizens keep a NOAA weather radio in their homes, preferably in the bedroom, with a tone alert for those times when you are not monitoring public media. This broadcast originates from Sedgwick County Emergency Management located at seven fourteen North Main, Wichita Kansas. WPMQ three ninety one. No action required test only.

A civil authority has issued AN ADMINISTRATIVE MESSAGE for the following counties/areas: Sedgwick, KS; at 11:18 AM on OCT 5, 2026 Effective until 1:18 PM. Message from IPAWSCAP. Sedgwick County Emergency Management will be testing the Outdoor Warning Sirens at Noon Today. Sedgwick County outdoor warning sirens are tested every Monday at Noon, except Holidays and when threatening weather is present. Today we will be testing the Alert mode, for one minute. The Alert Mode is a steady tone used for Tornado warning, The Attack Mode is a classic rise and fall sound used for Air Attack Warning in times of war. Outdoor warning sirens are designed to be an early warning device primarily for persons who are outside away from the television and or radio. Remember, when the outdoor warning sirens sound, Take cover, Tune in to local media, Take action. Emergency Management officials highly recommend citizens keep a NOAA weather radio in their homes, preferably in the bedroom, with a tone alert for those times when you are not monitoring public media. This broadcast originates from Sedgwick County Emergency Management located at seven fourteen North Main, Wichita Kansas. WPMQ three ninety one. No action required test only.

A civil authority has issued AN ADMINISTRATIVE MESSAGE for the following counties or areas: Sedgwick, KS; at 10:18 AM on OCT 5, 2026 Effective until 12:18 PM. Message from IPAWSCAP. Sedgwick County Emergency Management will be testing the Outdoor Warning Sirens at Noon Today. Sedgwick County outdoor warning sirens are tested every Monday at Noon, except Holidays and when threatening weather is present. Today we will be testing the Alert mode, for one minute. The Alert Mode is a steady tone used for Tornado warning, The Attack Mode is a classic rise and fall sound used for Air Attack Warning in times of war. Outdoor warning sirens are designed to be an early warning device primarily for persons who are outside away from the television and or radio. Remember, when the outdoor warning sirens sound, Take cover, Tune in to local media, Take action. Emergency Management officials highly recommend citizens keep a NOAA weather radio in their homes, preferably in the bedroom, with a tone alert for those times when you are not monitoring public media. This broadcast originates from Sedgwick County Emergency Management located at seven fourteen North Main, Wichita Kansas. WPMQ three ninety one. No action required test only.

A civil authority has issued AN ADMINISTRATIVE MESSAGE for the following counties or areas: Sedgwick, KS; at 11:18 AM on OCT 5, 2026 Effective until 1:18 PM. Message from IPAWSCAP. Sedgwick County Emergency Management will be testing the Outdoor Warning Sirens at Noon Today. Sedgwick County outdoor warning sirens are tested every Monday at Noon, except Holidays and when threatening weather is present. Today we will be testing the Alert mode, for one minute. The Alert Mode is a steady tone used for Tornado warning, The Attack Mode is a classic rise and fall sound used for Air Attack Warning in times of war. Outdoor warning sirens are designed to be an early warning device primarily for persons who are outside away from the television and or radio. Remember, when the outdoor warning sirens sound, Take cover, Tune in to local media, Take action. Emergency Management officials highly recommend citizens keep a NOAA weather radio in their homes, preferably in the bedroom, with a tone alert for those times when you are not monitoring public media. This broadcast originates from Sedgwick County Emergency Management located at seven fourteen North Main, Wichita Kansas. WPMQ three ninety one. No action required test only.

A civil authority has issued A LOCAL AREA EMERGENCY for the following counties or areas: Bannock; Bingham; Bonneville, ID; at 9:12 AM on OCT 5, 2026 Effective until 11:12 AM. Message from IPAWSCAP. This is an activation of the Endangered Missing Person Alert system. The Pocatello Police Department is looking for a missing person who was last seen on Homer Drive Pocatello and is believed to be in danger. He is a 79 year old male with grey hair and was last seen Sunday evening around 11 PM wearing a short sleeve shirt and khaki or camo pants. Authorities say that the missing person may be traveling in a 2003 Silver GMC Sierra pickup truck with plate 3 5 C H N O K. If you have any information on the where abouts of this missing person please contact 9  1  1 immediately.