ST. LOUIS — The Missouri National Guard on Wednesday prepared four collection sites in north St. Louis to receive streams of debris from homes affected by the deadly May 16 tornado.

National Guard deployment in St. Louis has a specific goal: to help the community remove debris created by May 16's historic tornado.

Airport screening in the United States has detected the new variant in travelers arriving from the eastern Mediterranean, Southeast Asia and western Pacific regions.

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The Missouri National Guard and FEMA have deployed teams to St. Louis to assist in cleanup efforts after the deadly EF-3 tornado, with the Guard focusing on debris removal and FEMA evaluating ...

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Kevin Guthrie, the head of Florida’s emergency management department, rattled off the state’s bragging rights: debris is picked up 24/7 after a storm, power is restored within 120 hours, roads are ...

The National Weather Service has determined that a third tornado formed in Iowa back on April 17. This tornado, rated an EF1, touched down in southwestern Union County near the intersection of 270th ...