5 dead after Election Day floods drench St. Louis region
Historic flooding throughout the St. Louis region ended the lives of at least five people, officials confirmed to 5 On Your Side on Tuesday. The deaths started Monday afternoon when a car driven by a 66-year-old man was swept away in Iron County.
A maintenance truck drives through floodwaters on northbound I-55 as southbound cars drive on the shoulder near Union Road in ...
Moderate to heavy rain moved in Sunday evening and waves of rain and storms will continue through Monday and into Tuesday, ...
By Tuesday morning, the rain kept coming with Flash Flood Warnings for most of the metro St. Louis area and a forecast for storms to keep coming until afternoon.
St. Louis faces a flash flood warning with heavy rainfall predicted to last into the afternoon, affecting travel and safety.
Flash flooding caused by torrential rain in Missouri has killed at least five people, including two poll workers who died ...
Heavy rainfall and severe thunderstorms are expected to cause flash flooding and damaging wind gusts in the St. Louis area, ...
St. Louis is bracing for heavy rain and thunderstorms today, with severe weather conditions expected, particularly this ...
Heavy rain fell all morning long across the St. Louis region with the heaviest downpours setting up across southern Missouri.
Heavy rain is causing flash flooding in the area. Many roads are shut down, and some schools are canceling classes because of ...
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St. Louis animal shelter: Dog pushed out of car, dumpedST. LOUIS — A dog is now safe at a St. Louis animal shelter after ... pushed out of a car down the street from our shelter," the post read. "Dumped out in the rain, but we got you now, sweet ...
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