St. Louis now faces many of the same challenges Joplin faced, challenges that require years of persistence and planning.

The good news for North Siders whose houses lay in the path of the May 16 tornado: Recovery aid, both public and private, is ...

A nightmare combination of historic redlining, disinvestment, government inefficacy, and an act of God has become a double ...

City leaders unveiled how $18 million in tornado recovery funds will be spent. Residents will be able to ask questions at a ...

It has been nearly three months since the May 16 tornado devastated the St. Louis community and the recovery is far from over ...

Owner and director of Angels Affordable Activities Daycare on Taylor in The Ville that operated 24 hours, she is focused on ...

The city's Board of Estimate & Apportionment approved five contracts to disburse millions in aid to those impacted by the May ...

St. Louis allocates Rams Settlement Funds for tornado relief, with non-profits able to apply for grants up to $150,000 through the United Way.

The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has extended the deadline for homeowners and renters impacted by the May 16 ...

The City of St. Louis has launched four new recovery programs to assist residents impacted by the May 16 tornado.

In response to the ongoing recovery efforts, an 'Insurance Claim Hub' has been established in North St. Louis to assist residents affected by the storm.

St. Louis halts insurance escrow rule for tornado victims, in bid to aid recovery. Mayor Spencer calls it a "common-sense solution" amid $2B damage.