Invest STL is raising funds for the Northside Resilience Fund, which will provide direct cash assistance to residents whose homes were red-tagged due to tornado damage.

Four years ago, the storied Sumner High School nearly closed, with St. Louis Public School leaders citing low enrollment and ...

Much of the central United States, from Texas through Missouri and up into the Great Lakes region, was threatened by severe ...

When the first round of storms barreled on through Metro Detroit, trees started to fall. Like the one on St. Louis Street ...

The risk for severe weather on Wednesday was highest in an area that includes southeast Missouri eastward across much of ...

More than a month later after the May 16 tornado, one resident is still aiding the recovery efforts for those impacted. By ...

NWS survey crews quickly surveyed damage from Wednesday morning's storms. Here's where the tornado touched down.

Nonprofit plans to try and get $3,000 checks to households who lived in the 1,300 or so buildings that received a “red sticker” from the city designating severe tornado damage.

The tornado that ripped through St. Louis neighborhoods on May 16 caused severe damage to both homes and businesses, including the shattering of windows and ...

ST. LOUIS — After all the wild weather we've had this spring, many in the community are worried about storm damage. Monday morning, Phillip Holland and Pete Fusaro, owners of H&F Exteriors, shared how ...