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.

Sen. Josh Hawley was able to get several big questions answered on issues facing Missourians during a U.S. Senate committee ...

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

It is not unusual for weeks to pass before FEMA approves a declaration. President Donald Trump has pointed to these waits as ...

Amid signs of turmoil at the Federal Emergency Management Agency as the Atlantic hurricane season is about to begin, Gov. Ron ...

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

Sexyy Red announces plans to help St. Louis recover after devastating tornado killed 5 and left thousands without power in ...

It's been three days since a deadly tornado ripped through three Kentucky counties, leaving destruction in its wake, and many ...

The Greene County Sheriff’s Department sent out a release Wednesday warning drivers to stay away from the area due to hazards from the recent tornado. Greene ...

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.

"In my six years, almost seven years here now," said Tuscaloosa County Emergency Management Agency director Nick Lolley. "As ...

"If we're going to put blame someplace, let's talk about the prior administrations," Alderwoman Sharon Tyus said.