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5 confirmed dead after storms, St. Louis issues curfew for parts of city
ST. LOUIS — At least four people have died after a tornado touched down in St. Louis, Mayor Cara Spencer confirmed at a Friday evening press conference. The storms caused severe damage across the city, including collapsed buildings and missing roofs, with damage concentrated from the Kingshighway and Delmar boulevards northward to the city line.
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St. Louis officials offer the latest on recovery efforts, upcoming plansCity officials on Sunday offered an update on storm damage and recovery efforts in St. Louis, as well as plans for the days ...
Hundreds of volunteers and community organizations across St. Louis have joined forces in the aftermath of Friday’s ...
The city of St. Louis is asking for donations of tarps, wood, screws, boards, gloves, etc. to help with the recovery efforts, and is also asking people to prepare for the next round of storms by ...
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SLPS announces Monday plan after tornado hit St. Louis CityThe Saint Louis Public School (SLPS) district released a plan Sunday for parents and students after a tornado ripped through ...
Five people were killed, dozens injured and more than 80,000 left without power as tornadoes and severe thunderstorms ravaged St. Louis.
Following Friday’s intense storms in the St. Louis area, several shelters are resources are available to families in need, and there are also some ways people can already help others in need.
ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. — Samaritan's Purse, the North Carolina-based international Christian relief organization, mobilized disaster response teams to aid communities devastated by Friday night's ...
Friday’s storms made a fast track across the region, and First Alert 4 has heard from many St. Louis residents who said they never heard the tornado sirens going off, despite a tornado warning being ...
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