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Text the word TORNADO to 90999 to make a $10 donation to the Red Cross.

Police were called to a home along Rutger Street for a child being hit by a car. Officers found the boy unconscious, not breathing and covered in bruises.

Flags will fly at half-staff through Friday

Police were originally called for a man flourishing a handgun. He opened fire when they arrived, authorities said

Make sure to secure those holiday decorations or anything else that could be blown around outside. Wind gusts could exceed 50 mph.

"I really don’t know that I would have made it if I didn’t have this"

The man's identity has not been released

Founder and owner Robin McNabb had said last month that she would close the shop at the end of its lease term Dec. 31

One of the teens who escaped was struck and killed while running from police Tuesday

McEwen, 26, was among those killed when the Amazon warehouse collapsed in Edwardsville

A few factors play a role in this decision -- from time of day of the tornado, to the kind of facility impacted, to more Amazon warehouses in the area

“We’ve seen floods,” said Bob Craft. “We lived in the mountains of New Mexico, so we’ve seen forest fires, and now we can mark off a tornado.”

Schlafly Highland Square can seat 80 guests and offers a three season patio that can seat an additional 80 guests, officials said

The proposed map takes the number of wards from 28 to 14. The map now goes to the mayor's desk for her signature.

St. Louis area leaders announced Lufthansa will offer nonstop flights from St. Louis Lambert International Airport to Frankfurt, Germany starting in June 2022.

The order extends the current mask mandate into 2022

39-year-old Craig Yost is recovering after a 40-foot concrete wall fell on top of him while he took shelter in the bathroom on the south end of the Amazon warehouse.

Annistyn and her sisters posed for a photo to show they were in their safe space as the storm approached. Just 15 minutes later, a tornado splintered their home.

"It's people returning to work, not having time for animals and people being evicted or not able to take care of their animals anymore."

“We’re committed to this community. We’re going to rebuild this site,” said John Felton, Amazon’s senior vice president of global delivery and services