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The company has not said how many people were in the building not far from St. Louis when the tornado hit at 8:35 p.m. Friday — part of a swarm of twisters across the Midwest and the South that leveled entire communities. Authorities said they didn’t have a full count of employees because it was during a shift change and there were several part-time employees.

"I keep thinking, that could have been me inside that building," said Gina Wills, who had her first day as a delivery driver with a third-party Amazon delivery service partner

A wave of violent weather, including tornadoes, rolled through the Midwest and South on Friday, causing an Amazon facility near Edwardsville, Illinois to partially collapse.

A wave of violent weather, including tornadoes, rolled through the Midwest and South on Friday, causing an Amazon facility near Edwardsville, Illinois to partially collapse.

A wave of violent weather, including tornadoes, rolled through the Midwest and South on Friday, causing an Amazon facility near Edwardsville, Illinois to partially collapse.

The McCloskeys, who emphatically insisted they acted in self-defense, used the incident to bolster their profiles at the national level. They showed no contrition after pleading guilty. It was quite the opposite. Mark McCloskey, who is running for the U.S. Senate, appeared in a video in which he said he would “do it again.” A year ago, the mob came to my door to attack my family— I backed them down The mob came for me, the media attacked me & prosecutors tried to punish me for defending m...

The GOP chief executive stressed that there needed to be an agreement before he calls lawmakers back to Jefferson City to renew the tax that's critical in funding Missouri's Medicaid program.

The GOP chief executive stressed that there needed to be an agreement before he calls lawmakers back to Jefferson City to renew the tax that's critical in funding Missouri's Medicaid program.

The Missouri Supreme Court is expected to decide the fate of a constitutional amendment expanding Medicaid.

The GOP-controlled Missouri legislature passed several major initiatives in the just-completed 2021 session. But it wasn't exactly easy.