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5 dead, 5,000 homes damaged, curfew in place for parts of St. Louis after 2 tornadoes hit area
A series of tornadoes swept through the metro area. Early show a lot of damage to city buildings and homes. ST. LOUIS — At least 5 people have been killed and over 5,000 homes and buildings were damaged after after two confirmed tornadoes raced through the metropolitan St. Louis Friday afternoon, according to Mayor Cara Spencer.
As crews survey the damage from a powerful storm that ripped through St. Louis on Friday, at least five people are dead and ...
Red Cross announced the opening of three St. Louis shelters, at Grace United Methodist Church, Friendly Temple Outreach ...
Dolly Baskin assesses damage down Penrose Street while standing in front of her north St. Louis home on Saturday. Storms and ...
Meteorologists from the National Weather Service spent Saturday surveying tornado damage across St. Louis. They say the ...
Fountain Park, DeBaliviere Place and Visitation Park were among hard-hit neighborhoods. Forest Park, including the Zoo, see ...
I was in disbelief -- heartbroken. Not only for the church but for the entire community,” said the pastor of Centennial ...
The last tornado hit the city back in 2013, though it was several decades ago that a deadly tornado struck St. Louis.
The collapse happened at around 3 p.m. at Centennial Christian Church, located at 4950 Fountain Ave. in the city's Fountain ...
Mayor Cara Spencer and other St. Louis officials share update on Friday's severe storm response in a Saturday news conference ...
At least two tornado touchdowns were confirmed in the 5 On Your Side viewing area on Friday after severe storms rolled ...
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