A city official has been suspended and residents are still reeling after a deadly tornado tore through St. Louis, killing five people and exposing critical failures in the city's emergency response.

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The 23-mile-long twister claimed the lives of five people and caused over $1 billion in damages in the St. Louis region on Friday.

The Red Cross has opened shelters in St. Louis to assist storm victims, and other organizations have started fundraisers.

Black residents in St. Louis are calling attention to failed warning sirens and a lack of FEMA response after deadly tornadoes hit their community.

Missouri U.S. Senators Josh Hawley and Eric Schmitt sent a letter to President Donald Trump on Wednesday, urging swift ...

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Mayor Cara Spencer gave a press conference yesterday afternoon outside a firehouse in Fountain Park, with destruction from ...

Five days after a powerful tornado tore through St. Louis, signs of devastation remain widespread, but so do early signs of recovery and resilience.

St. Louis Mayor Cara Spencer placed CEMA Commissioner Sarah Russell on leave after a failure to activate tornado warnings, with efforts to ensure accountability and future readiness.

Friday, May 16, the St. Louis area was hit by a EF3 tornado. Wind speeds estimated to be up to 165 mph wreaked devastation ...