Mayor Cara Spencer of St. Louis focuses on recovery after an EF-3 tornado, uniting the community in rebuilding efforts.

Spencer acknowledged that not everything has gone according to plan, but said the city still has a lot to celebrate.

"It is extremely hot out here. We drink lots of water, ice and wet towels when we're at the park," said Crystal Walker.

ST. LOUIS – St. Louis Mayor Cara Spencer took time Thursday to address her first 100 days in office. The mayor acknowledged ...

Before state disaster relief funds can be spent on St. Louis' tornado recovery, the U.S. Dept. of Homeland Security must tell ...

The recent tornado has surged demand and theft of red bricks in St. Louis, crucial for rebuilding and preserving the city's ...

Saint Louis Public Schools' board has approved a plan to relocate classes for some schools affected by the May 16 tornado.

Austen Mary Fields was 14. Her parents had looked outside of the country for answers when other treatments failed. Festus ...

What’s more, the company is hosting Riesling Relief, which will contribute to tornado relief efforts in St. Louis. “It’s been ...

A public St. Louis board is mobilizing existing funds to demolish 40 buildings damaged by the May 16 tornado, passing a ...

Over 4,000 people have visited the disaster recovery centers in City and County, with the majority going to city locations ...

Bill Atkins is a story of survival. He lost part of his leg during the May 16 tornado that hit St. Louis, yet his spirits are ...