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An EF3 tornado touched down in the St. Louis region on Friday
What's next for St. Louis after deadly tornado? City leaders outline recovery plans
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.
New drone footage from KSDK
St. Louis tornadoes recovery update: Saturday evening
Then (1945), Last Year (2024), and Yesterday (May 16, 2025) - Harlem Tap Room at 4161 Easton Avenue (now Dr. Martin Luther King Drive) in The Ville Neighborhood, St. Louis, MO 63113.
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Photos: St. Louis attempts to recover after a powerful tornado ripped through the city
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Friday's St. Louis tornado believed to be an EF-3, says NWS
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.
E3 with 140+ MPH winds
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One Day Later: Shocking new photos reveal widespread tornado damage in St. Louis
An apparent Ef-3 tornado ripped through several St. Louis neighborhoods Friday, according to FOX 2 radar data and preliminary National Weather Service information.
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Durbin Meets With Illinois NPR As Trump Administration Threatens Public Media
WASHINGTON – U.S. Senate Democratic Whip Dick Durbin (D-IL) today met with leadership from National Public Radio (NPR) stations across Illinois to discuss the importance of continuing to fund the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB), NPR, and the Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) after President Trump issued an executive order seeking to prohibit these programs from receiving any federal funds. “As a democracy, we should pride ourselves on having freedom of the press. Yet, the Trump Administration continues to threaten journalists and news outlets, including our public media,” said Durbin. “NPR and PBS provide unbiased, informative news to Illinoisans, especially those who live in rural areas. We cannot let the Trump Administration bulldoze the press, which holds our government accountable. I will continue to fight for and protect funding and support for public media in Illinois.”
Potosi Elementary's storm shelter vital during tornado
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