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· 1d5 dead, 5,000 homes damaged, curfew in place for parts of St. Louis after 2 tornadoes hit area
A series of tornadoes swept through the metro area. Early show a lot of damage to city buildings and homes. ST. LOUIS — At least 5 people have been killed and over 5,000 homes and buildings were damaged after after two confirmed tornadoes raced through the metropolitan St. Louis Friday afternoon, according to Mayor Cara Spencer.
The tornado that hit St. Louis Friday was about 20 miles long, first touching down at Hanley and Clayton Road, and caused significant damage across North St. Louis, the Mississippi River, and into ...
In the wake of last Friday’s deadly storm, heartbreak has turned into action. With damage stretching across north St. Louis, ...
Dolly Baskin assesses damage down Penrose Street while standing in front of her north St. Louis home on Saturday. Storms and ...
Hundreds of volunteers and community organizations across St. Louis have joined forces in the aftermath of Friday’s ...
Craig Cole was at the convenience store in his neighborhood of Fountain Park when the storm alerts went off on his phone. He ran to his royal blue Ram truck parked outside.
Meteorologists from the National Weather Service spent Saturday surveying tornado damage across St. Louis. They say the ...
City Foundry has announced that the first of its new series of Live Art Markets will be dedicated to providing relief to ...
St. Louis fell victim to a harsh tornado. Get updates on the damage and more here. Residents in St. Louis, surrounding areas ...
A few zoo attractions, including the railroad, will still be closed on Monday but should reopen later this week.
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