ST. LOUIS - An upper-level closed low is currently moving into southern Missouri, bringing a transport of light rain showers Friday morning. Coverage in these light showers should lessen as we progress through sunrise. Instability recharges for Friday afternoon, which will promote scattered rain and thunderstorms through the evening. The threat of stronger storms is [...]
CLAYTON, Mo. – Eleven people connected to the St. Louis County animal shelter faced questions Thursday night from the St. Louis County Council. The county’s health department has recently been under public scrutiny after retaking control of the shelter from the Animal Protective Association of Missouri (APA). The shelter is currently operating without a license, [...]
ST. LOUIS - For the first time, the Greater St. Louis Honor Flight took off with an all-female crew of veterans, coinciding with Women's Veterans Recognition Day. "Getting recognition. That's what I'm most proud of," said 91-year-old Helen Kevrick, who showed up with excitement for the honor flight. Although she's been on an Honor Flight [...]
SALEM, Il. - On Thursday, a body was exhumed in Salem, Illinois, in hopes of identifying the remains of a train wreck victim who died in 1971. "It's one of those things you remember, like the kennedy assassination or the challenger. I remember exactly when that was," longtime Salem resident Jim Koehler said. On June [...]
PINE LAWN, Mo. - Pine Lawn city leaders faced frustrated residents and accusations of corruption at a tense city hall meeting tonight, following a previous meeting's cancellation due to protests. The main issue discussed was the contentious '25–26 city budget, which some alderpersons have vowed to vote against, citing unauthorized spending and raises by Mayor [...]
ST. LOUIS - The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department (SLMPD) issued a statement surrounding upcoming protests in the city of St. Louis. This announcement comes in following the "No ICE" demonstrations that have taken place across the country. Just yesterday, a couple of demonstrations were held in downtown St. Louis against President Donald Trump and [...]
ST. LOUIS - The St. Louis Aquarium is hosting an exciting event called 'Summer of Shark' this summer, offering shark-themed exhibits and interactive experiences for visitors of all ages. The seasonal "Summer of the Shark" event at the St. Louis Aquarium will offer special shark-themed exhibits and interactive experiences. The aquarium is open daily from [...]
ST. LOUIS - A teen was killed in a multi-vehicle crash in south St. Louis on Thursday. According to the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department (SLMPD), officials were alerted to the crash just before 10:40 a.m. on westbound I-44 near Arsenal Street. Investigators reported that before the crash, a Toyota Avalon was driving westbound at [...]
St. Louis is facing the challenge of rebuilding after a devastating tornado, but the community has shown resilience and is working together to rebuild the city, its history, and its spirit.
ST. LOUIS -- A devastating EF3 tornado struck St. Louis on May 16th, carving a 23-mile path of destruction through the city with winds reaching up to 152 mph. More than 3,500 households were impacted, and over 16,000 buildings were damaged or destroyed as the tornado swept from Hanley and Clayton Road, through Forest Park [...]
Faith leaders and their church communities in St. Louis have partnered with the Red Cross to provide aid and ensure sustained assistance to those affected by the recent tragedy.
The 100 Roofs Project and the Urban League helped tornado victim Carol Johnson get a new tarp on her roof and a hotel voucher to stay in a hotel, one month after the storm.
A tornado destroyed Ladonna Warren Berryhill's home in North St. Louis, leaving her without a roof, second floor, car, and insurance, and she is now hoping FEMA will be able to help her rebuild.
The Red Cross provided temporary housing for the Perozo family in a hotel after their home was destroyed by a tornado, and community members donated essential items to help them rebuild.
Demetrius Thomas's home in North St. Louis was destroyed by a tornado, but he is thankful that he has insurance that has covered his hotel expenses while he waits for repairs to be made.
The Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis has distributed over $1.5 million worth of supplies to storm survivors and is hosting a relief drive on June 14, and is seeking volunteers and donations to continue its work.
A carpenter is teaching teens to build tiny homes for tornado victims in North St. Louis, providing both housing and valuable trade skills, with support from electricians, plumbers, and other resources.
Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe has announced a $100 million relief package for St. Louis tornado victims, with the funds directly assisting those impacted by the disaster.
Mayor Spencer is focusing on getting federal disaster relief for St. Louis, working with FEMA and other city leaders to create a roadmap for recovery, and plans to engage the community in a long-term rebuilding conversation.
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