Holden Kurwicki

1 week ago | ksdk.com | Holden Kurwicki

"They told me I was deceased when I first got out of prison. I said, 'I'm not deceased, you're looking at Paige Spears.' She said, 'No, you are deceased.'"FLORISSANT, Mo. — A St. Louis County man was given a new lease on life after receiving a commuted sentence from Gov. Mike Parson and ultimately being granted parole in March. But two months, later Paige Spears says his life is still on hold as he simply tries to prove he is in fact alive. "It's so beautiful because I'm free,” Paige Spears said.

2 weeks ago | ksdk.com | Holden Kurwicki

“Most people have no clue what it’s like to see your home blown away and people camping in a tent in the front yard,” Hank Milford said. ST. LOUIS — As cleanup continues following Friday's EF-3 tornado, a number of advertising companies are stepping up to provide people with crucial supplies needed to stabilize their homes. In the aftermath of last Friday's storm in which 5,000 homes were damaged, some had their roofs ripped off completely, and tarps are in short supply.

2 weeks ago | thv11.com | Holden Kurwicki

ST. LOUIS — The head of St. Louis City Emergency Management has been placed on administrative leave just days after it was revealed the storm sirens never sounded Friday because the button to activate the system was never pushed. St. Louis Mayor Cara Spencer has named Capt. John Walk as the interim director of CEMA pending the results of both internal and external investigations into what went wrong Friday afternoon.

2 weeks ago | 5newsonline.com | Holden Kurwicki

ST. LOUIS — The head of St. Louis City Emergency Management has been placed on administrative leave just days after it was revealed the storm sirens never sounded Friday because the button to activate the system was never pushed. St. Louis Mayor Cara Spencer has named Capt. John Walk as the interim director of CEMA pending the results of both internal and external investigations into what went wrong Friday afternoon.

2 weeks ago | ksdk.com | Holden Kurwicki

“I have to worry about my baby crossing the street because if you don’t they will hit your kids,” Mooshay Monroe said. “They will hit whatever. They just drive.”Example video title will go here for this videoExample video title will go here for this videoTo stream 5 On Your Side on your phone, you need the 5 On Your Side app. ST. LOUIS — As Ameren crews continue working to restore power across the city after Friday's tornado, many drivers are asking when the traffic lights will start working again.