St. Louis is facing the challenge of rebuilding after a devastating tornado, but the community has shown resilience and is working together to rebuild the city, its history, and its spirit.

A devastating EF3 tornado struck St. Louis on May 16th, carving a 23-mile path of destruction through the city with winds reaching up to 152 mph. More than 3,500 households were ...

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The Springfield Cardinals, the Double-A affiliate of the St. Louis Cardinals, were part of some unique history on Wednesday night, as noted by the organization on social media: Tonight ...

Missouri officials are calling on the federal government for help after a tornado tore through St. Louis last week, killing five people and damaging thousands of structures throughout the region.

located in the Fountain Park neighborhood of northwest St. Louis which took a direct hit from the storm. The tornado slammed into the church, toppling part of its roof and trapping people ...

A pair of construction workers in St. Louis had no choice but to keep calm and carry on when a tornado blew through their worksite. Alexander Hoffman, one of the construction workers, captured the ...

ST. LOUIS — An EF3 tornado touched down in the St. Louis area Friday and left a path of devastation that was more than 20 miles long. The powerful storm left utility poles snapped, homes and ...

The EF3 tornado caused at least $1 billion in damage in the city of St. Louis alone ... Several schools sustained roof and water damage and broken windows, district officials said Sunday.

St. Louis Mayor Cara Spencer told MSNBC on Monday that FEMA had yet to assist after the city was ravaged by a tornado days prior. The tornado first touched down in St. Louis on Friday. The storm ...