St. Louis ramps up recovery after the May 16 tornado by starting structural inspections to promote rebuilding and safety.

On blocks in north St. Louis where nearly every home now sits vacant, some longtime residents are refusing to leave.

Tornado debris punctured the roof of the Missouri Historical Society Library and Research Center on Skinker Boulevard. Now it ...

It's been six months since a tornado hit St. Louis and damaged more than five thousand buildings and homes. Residents and ...

A city tornado recovery office has received over 700 requests from private property owners for help with repairs, demolition ...

A potential severe weather threat has set up for Saturday across the Central U.S., especially in the mid-Mississippi Valley. Major cities like Memphis, Little Rock and even St. Louis could all ...

PFEIFFER: The chief recovery officer for St. Louis, a position created after the tornado, is Julian Nicks. He says a lack of critical services caused lots of confusion.

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ST. LOUIS – The St. Louis Board of Aldermen approved three bills that would allocate more than $13.7 million to expand shelters, assist displaced tornado survivors, and support the city’s unhoused ...

When a mile-wide tornado hit St. Louis on May 16, DeAmon White hopped in his car and rushed home. As he navigated downed trees and power lines, turning his 10-minute commute into a three-hour slog, he ...