An ancient seed bag, believed to be several hundred, if not thousands, of years old, was donated to the University of Arkansas Museum by a southwest Missouri family, providing a rare glimpse into the pre-contact Native American artifacts of the region.
ST. LOUIS - Meteorologists from the National Weather Service spent Saturday surveying tornado damage across St. Louis. They say the tornado touched down in Clayton, where the survey team found a lot of uprooted trees and large broken limbs, indicative of EF 0 damage. The tornado continued to strengthen as it moved northeast, uprooting more [...]
An area of showers mainly to the south and southwest of St. Louis moves eastward as it weakens. This trend continues through the morning and rain should be done by mid-morning. Then we'll see decreasing clouds and temperatures in the upper half of the 70s. Late tonight, a complex of storms will arrive from the [...]
At least five people are dead and 38 others are injured after powerful storms, including a likely EF-3 tornado, tore through St. Louis and surrounding areas on Friday. Now, questions are mounting about whether the city's emergency sirens worked or failed to sound before the deadly weather struck.
At least five people died in the aftermath of Friday’s storms in St. Louis, and FOX 2 is beginning to learn more about the victims. As of Saturday evening, family members and close friends have identified two of them.
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St. Louis leaders and officials are now focused on recovery efforts after a deadly tornado tore through the city and region on Friday, killing at least five people, injuring 38, and leaving widespread destruction in its wake.
An apparent tornado tore through the City of St. Louis on Friday and is believed to have reached EF-3 strength, according to preliminary assessments from the National Weather Service.
An apparent Ef-3 tornado ripped through several St. Louis neighborhoods Friday, according to FOX 2 radar data and preliminary National Weather Service information.
St. Louis is reeling in the aftermath of a devastating tornado that ripped through the region Friday, leaving at least five people dead and nearly 40 injured.
ST. LOUIS - The sky is always changing colors---from a bright blue on a clear day, to red and orange sunrises or sunsets, or multiple colors of a rainbow---there's a lot going on that we don't always think about. Why is the sky blue? In short terms, it all has to do with light, air [...]
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.
Five people were killed and over 30 injured in St. Louis after strong winds and a likely tornado caused widespread destruction, prompting a state of emergency and a city-wide curfew.
FLORISSANT, Mo. - Mann Meats was on the front lines of the storm recovery Friday evening. They posted photos from the first responder command area. They served more than three hundred meals to firefighters, police officers, and medics who worked long hours after the storm. Mann Meats supports 'Saint Louis First Responder Canteen,' which provides [...]
ST. LOUIS - Three people were rescued from Centennial Christian Church Friday afternoon after a tornado caused a portion of the building to collapse. One of the three people did not survive. A person at the church yesterday helping after the storm said the victim was pulled from under near where the bell tower collapsed. [...]
A tornado likely touched down near Clayton, Mo. and went across St. Louis County and City, causing disruption to cell service and damage to infrastructure.
ST. LOUIS – No two ways about it, it’s been a wild and wet spring – literally. From March 14—the day we had 12 tornadoes—until the beginning of May, we’ve had more rain and severe weather than a normal spring, more than any spring of recent memory. Now, as temperatures start to warm, we’ll see [...]
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