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It comes at a time when the community is rallying to gather kids' supplies for area children and families who lost everything in the storm. 

The Missouri Council of the Blind is offering emergency relief and financial assistance to blind and visually impaired residents.

North St. Louis is still reeling from the magnitude of destruction after a recent tornado.

Local construction companies--teaming up to remove debris in the hardest-hit neighborhoods—have been a major source of help.

Nearly two weeks since a tornado ravaged parts of St. Louis and entire neighborhoods still look like disaster zones. The devastation is indescribable as an apocalyptic scene stretches across the Academy/Sherman Park neighborhood.

FOX 2 had the chance to speak with one tornado survivor who is receiving help from the Red Cross.

From devastation to determination. Federal disaster relief teams are in St. Louis, touring tornado-wracked neighborhoods and assessing thee damage left behind, all part of the first steps toward long-term recovery after the May 16 deadly tornadoes.

Over 56 animals were rescued by the Humane Society of Missouri.

Officials were alerted to the fire Wednesday morning.

The Missouri National Guard began a two-week deployment on Wednesday by establishing four debris collection sites around town.

One person was rushed to the hospital following a home explosion Wednesday afternoon in Florissant.

Readers ranked the mascots based on the following criteria: personality, confidence and presence.

A St. Louis radio personality found "possibly hundreds" of pieces of mail scattered across a busy downtown street early Tuesday morning during her commute to work.

Volunteers from across the country are helping storm victims remove heavy debris and tree limbs from around their homes.

According to SLMPD, officials were alerted to N. Broadway and Calvary in St. Louis just before 3:20 p.m.

Police have identified Aquima Garrett, 30, of St. Louis, as the woman who was discovered on eastbound I-70.

The Loop Trolley will be resuming its services tomorrow.

A Missouri bill that would ban Callery and Bradford pear trees, including five other invasive plants, is headed to Gov. Mike Kehoe's desk.

A driver nearly struck a St. Louis officer over the weekend while police responded to reports of drivers street racing and doing donuts.

This is the second time this year that a car has crashed through the building's roof.