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First responders had to navigate treacherous conditions the afternoon of the storm. 5 On Your Side looked into the surge of 911 calls on that afternoon.

Seniors at Jazz at Walter Circle endure a week without AC during a deadly heat wave.

Gateway Pet Guardians seeks donations after the center's air conditioning fails during deadly heat wave.

Police say the 58-year-old Army veteran was just steps from home when he was struck and killed. His family is now urging the driver who fled to come forward.

According to an initial investigation, a group of women were preparing to fight each other when a man and woman pulled up in a car, and the man fired shots.

Students with Love the Lou use drones to map tornado damage in north St. Louis, aiding over 2,000 households.

Sheriff Alfred Montgomery vowed he wouldn't resign after Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey's demand on Tuesday.

The El Dorado County Sheriff's Office says a total of eight people died and two people survived.

Missouri deer hunters can apply in July for 145 managed hunts to control populations and use all meat, with results available from August 15 to January 15.

A portion of northbound West Sunny Hill Boulevard buckled near Fairview Glen Drive.

According to a grand jury indictment, Mackenzi Felmlee died of a pulmonary embolism caused by Shameka Williams and Cornelia Reid physically constricting her legs.

For those who plan to light up the night with their own fireworks displays, you should know that laws regarding fireworks vary by where you live.

The Alzheimer's Association estimates over 7.2 million Americans aged 65 and older will live with Alzheimer's by 2025, with the number projected to double by 2050.

If you know of a small, local business you want to see on "Rene on the Block," let us know!

A 77-year-old woman was attempting to enter the highway when she hit an oncoming pickup truck, police said.

A grandmother in Bridgeton says she's been without AC in her apartment all month. This as a St. Ann woman died after not having air at her apartment.

Chief Vincent Acevez came to the Webster Groves Police Department with over two decades of experience. His biggest challenge coming in was gaining community trust.

Developers plan a $32.4 million renovation of a historic warehouse in St. Louis into apartments and artist studios.

Missouri's top legal official gave the city's sheriff until Wednesday at noon to hand in his resignation.

The camp provides some calmness amid the chaos. An EF3 tornado wrecked parts of their community, shattering a sense of stability.