Missouri’s Governor Kehoe updates on recovery from the May 16 storms and tornadoes, confirms seven deaths and extensive damage, and discusses efforts for federal aid.

St. Louis County Sheriff Ramsay announced road reopenings and updated evacuation statuses, advising residents to remain cautious and aware of ongoing recovery work.

St. Charles County warns of a phishing scam targeting senior residents with false tax relief program emails, advising to verify legitimate emails from an @sccmo.org address and not to click on any suspicious links or attachments.

St. Louis Mayor Cara Spencer acknowledged a catastrophic error that resulted in tornado sirens not sounding during a deadly tornado, citing a lapse in protocol and promising future improvements.

Over 26,000 St. Louis residents are still without power after severe storms, with utility crews fixing 300 poles and navigating damage to restore electricity.

Major construction on Interstate 35 and U.S. Route 69 has started in Clinton County, with lane narrowing and traffic changes, aiming for completion by September 1, 2026.

Missouri Governor Kehoe has requested federal aid from President Trump following severe storms, seeking a major disaster declaration for six counties.

Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey leads a 24-state coalition supporting an Ohio law banning certain medical procedures for transgender youth, claiming reliance on WPATH standards is misguided.

Mixed weather forecast for St. Louis includes storms, high winds, and a sunny Wednesday, with a potential for severe conditions and spotter activation.

City Court halts warrant issuance post-tornado for missed court dates from May 19-23, allowing residents to reschedule.

Comptroller Darlene Green responded to a destructive EF-3 tornado in St. Louis, detailing emergency efforts and emphasizing the community's resilience and intent to rebuild.

Police found four people dead from gunshots in a St. Louis home, with firearms and narcotics present; the cause and relevance of the drugs are under investigation.

St. Louis city officials warn residents via social media of scammers falsely claiming to be FEMA representatives, as the actual FEMA assistance is still weeks away.