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An EF3 tornado has left many St. Louisans homeless, with support from the Red Cross offering vital aid.

Alton Marquette High School students honor alumnus Robert Ryan, who sacrificed a school memento for survival 80 years ago.

"Any involvement by the Prosecutor's Office would appear improper and could jeopardize the integrity of the investigation," the prosecutor's office said.

Heavy smoke had caused a backup on Highway 47. One car skidded while braking, rear-ending a motorcycle and pushing it into the back of an SUV.

St. Louis nears completion of building evaluations in the tornado zone, with one-third deemed structurally dangerous.

Tons of bricks, trees and other assorted items were strewn across the victimized area. Five people died as a result of the tornado, according to city officials.

Donate items from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Thursday at the Urban League's headquarters at 1408 North Kingshighway Blvd. in St. Louis.

The homeowner's surveillance cameras caught the vandals in the act early Friday morning.

A video posted online shows an apparent face-off between a diamondback rattlesnake and a Gila monster.

"It's been a tough week for all of us. I will rebuild my home," said Gwendolyn Hudgins.

'For individuals who are staying in homes that are not safe and have nowhere to go, call the Urban League.'

A powerful EF3 tornado ravaged St. Louis, leaving Roosevelt Fletcher homeless and distressed after insurance delays.

Building inspectors are placing red, yellow, orange and green notices on doors to give property owners information about their structural integrity.

Sequoi Edwards' own home was damaged, but he's putting the needs of others first.

“Most people have no clue what it’s like to see your home blown away and people camping in a tent in the front yard,” Hank Milford said.

The city has postponed three land tax sales to provide "breathing room for families who are dealing with the immediate aftermath of this tragedy."

"Typically you don't see funding go up until you've had an incident and a big incident and a life-costing incident," Russell said in a May 6 budget meeting.

Residents in St. Louis City are awaiting possible FEMA assistance as survey crews continue to assess damage caused by the historic tornado on May 16.

The 26-year-old admitted to setting several fires across Cahokia Heights, including one that spread to a home with a family inside.