Weather Channel Sued For $125M Over Reckless Driving By Storm Chasers in Fatal Crash

Weather Channel Sued For $125M Over Reckless Driving By Storm Chasers in Fatal Crash
A tornado touches down in this file photo. The family of Corbin Lee Jaeger filed a lawsuit against The Weather Channel over a deadly car crash on March 28, 2017, when two TWC employees allegedly crashed into Jaeger's vehicle, killing him.
Margaret Wollensak
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The family of a Texas man has filed a $125 million lawsuit against the Weather Channel (TWC) over a deadly car crash in 2017, where two TWC employees ran a stop sign and crashed into another vehicle.

Corbin Lee Jaeger was killed in the two-vehicle collision outside of Spur, Texas, when two TWC employees, Randall Yarnall and Kelley Gene Williamson, ran a stop sign at 70 miles per hour while racing toward a tornado on March 28, 2017. Jaeger was pronounced dead at the scene by first responders and Dickens County Coroner.