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Thousands of people are still without power in Illinois.

Emergency responders pulled an unconscious 5-year-old boy out from under the tree Saturday afternoon, but he was pronounced dead at the hospital.

Saturday night's severe weather caused a tree to fall on top of a car, which lead to the death of a 33-year-old woman.

The 5 On Your Side Weather Team, National Weather Service and a local pet safety network provide ways to safe stay if you're under a severe thunderstorm threat.

The woman was sitting in a car near The Grove. Witnesses say it was difficult getting through to 911.

Alton police said the two men knew each other, and there is no threat to the public.

While not as common as temperature or heat index, WGBT can provide additional information that can keep you safe when temperatures get dangerously hot.

The mayor said seven out of 10 officers, including the interim chief, have resigned.

As of 8 a.m., Ameren reported 95,000 customers in Illinois without service and 10,500 in Missouri without service.

The threat of severe weather continues around St. Louis. Numerous strong to severe storms are likely this afternoon and evening.

If you are looking for a beautiful display in the night sky, there are plenty of options in the St. Louis area this year.

Last year, several other planes showcased daring demonstrations including the Boeing B-17G, or "Yankee Lady," US Arm Black Daggers and Shikorsky MH-60 Blackhawk.

The shelter warned the temps were rising because of the storm-caused power outage.

Last year, the Archdiocese of St. Louis announced 2022 would be the last year it would support the all-boys St. Mary’s High and the all-girls Rosati-Kain High.

As part of a $2.8 billion plan, I-70 will be expanded to three lanes across Missouri — from suburban St. Louis to suburban Kansas City.

"We were just watching it come,” said Karen Waller. “No sirens even went off."

More than 3,000 people were projected to attend the fireworks event in celebration of the Fourth of July weekend.

The next election for the office is in 2026.

Hundreds of laptops distributed.

The Missouri Department of Natural Resources said the spill was smaller than previously estimated but contained more dangerous chemicals.