ST. LOUIS - Former Missouri Governor and U.S. Senator Christopher 'Kit' Bond is being remembered this week with memorial services in St. Louis and Jefferson City following his death at the age of 86. Bond, who served Missourians for decades both in the statehouse and in Washington, D.C., passed away last week. A state memorial [...]
Heavy rain and flooding in St. Louis caused high water on I-64 westbound near Forest Park, while tornado sirens failed to sound properly during last Friday's tornado due to human error.
ST. LOUIS - Overnight storms brought a lot of rain, hail, and high winds along with several areas of rotation leading to Tornado Warnings. As of this writing, that storm threat has ended. However, the storms are not yet over. Tuesday will bring additional storm chances late morning and into the afternoon ahead of a [...]
Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe has dozens of decisions waiting for him as the Legislature sent him more than 60 individual items throughout this year's session.
Surrounded by destruction, Wayne Mason Sr. recalls hunkering down in his apartment on Bayard Avenue last Friday afternoon with his 21-year-old daughter as the tornado tore through.
Ameren crews from Illinois, Arkansas, Indiana, and Oklahoma have been working alongside Missouri-based crews to help restore power to those impacted by Friday's storm.
As the city of St. Louis continues to pick up the pieces of what Friday's tornado left behind, for residents who live in St. Louis City proper, it's rare to experience this kind of deadly tornadic activity.
The St. Francois County Sheriff’s Department and Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education are investigating after a three-year-old with special needs died at a Park Hills daycare last Friday.
ST. LOUIS - After an EF3 tornado tore through parts of St. Louis on May 16, many who were directly impacted are now wondering what to do next, and others are seeking out answers as to how they can help. Below is a compiled list of resources for tornado victims and for those who are [...]
Senator Josh Hawley joined Mayor Cara Spencer, Police Chief Robert Tracy, and representatives from Ameren Missouri and the American Red Cross at a news conference Monday afternoon to update residents on the recovery effort.
ST. LOUIS-- The Missouri History Museum in Forest Park and the Library and Research Center will remain closed on Monday, May 20, due to continued cleanup following Friday's tornadoes. Both buildings have roof damage. The Library and Research Center was hit especially hard, with blown-out windows in the Reading Room. This comes as part of [...]
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