Like the statue of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., in Fountain Park, St. Louis was knocked asunder by a May 16, 2025, tornado that ripped through parts of St. Louis county, city and Metro East. North St.

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.

As St. Louis deals with more than $1.6 billion in estimated property damage from the May 16 tornado, locals are pouring in to help the hard-hit area of North St. Louis. It’s unclear if residents can count on federal support as they rebuild.

Before-and-after images highlight the damage to St. Louis, days after an EF-3 tornado tore through the city, leaving five people dead.

NWS survey crews surveyed damage from Monday night's storms. Here's how many tornadoes they've confirmed so far.

Clayton took the hardest hit in St. Louis County, but how did other suburbs fare in the wake of the devastating tornado?

The St. Louis Zoo was right outside the path of an EF-3 tornado and managed to keep hundreds of animals, insects, reptiles and 10,000 visitors safe.

When a tornado strikes, the immediate destruction is evident, but after the skies clear, many families must deal with damage that goes beyond mere cosmetics.