The people of northern St. Louis continue to pick up the pieces after a massive tornado hit the city last week, with a full recovery likely taking multiple years.

Inspectors have begun placing color-coded stickers on homes that declare whether entry is safe, or prohibited.

Missouri is still waiting for President Trump to approve federal assistance for damage left by three sets of storms in March ...

But Americans haven’t had to wait till next month’s start of hurricane season to feel the impacts of the Trump administration’s lack of interest in disaster response. This year, we’ve seen officials ...

ST. LOUIS — Vanessa Brown-Livingston's eyes were filled with shock and sadness. She could not believe she was suddenly mourning her mother, 83-year-old Catherine Brown. "And we're tired, just ...

Volunteer engineers and building inspectors from across the state have converged on St. Louis to examine every building ...

With thousands of insurance claims being filed this week after a tornado hit parts of St. Louis on May 16, Missouri ...

As of this week, Missouri leads the nation in the number of tornado warnings issued since Jan. 1, with 140 more warnings than normal. The severe weather season ramped up in March and has been ...

Granite City expects its clean-up from Friday’s tornado will take two to three weeks. According to the city, a two to ...

Block by block in north St. Louis, they’ve been going up and down, taking pictures of the damage from the tornado.

Manpower and money make all the difference after a devastating storm. Volunteering time and donating dollars help fuel what ...