A look at the progress made in Joplin, Mo. in the year after an EF-5 tornado destroyed a large swath of the city and killed 161 people on May 22, 2011. Trump turns up heat on Fed ahead of expected ...

Associated Press photographer Charlie Riedel took photos of the same scenes in Joplin in late May 2011, mid-July 2011 and early May of this year. The photos show the progress made in the year ...

The following video pairs photographs of the tornado's aftermath in 2011 with drone video of how some of the damaged sites appear today, including Joplin High School, Cunningham Park, Mercy ...

And then we all kind of just huddled up in the shelter, and it just blew over it. In fact, bigger and better is how many in Joplin now describe the city as a whole. The population has actually ...

The number of people killed by the tornado that flattened parts of Joplin, Missouri is now at 117 ... The roof was ripped off by the tornado, and then that front wall, concrete, fell.

Firefly and Be Well Initiatives unveiled this ‘Be Well’ bell Friday morning. It was painted by Firefly clients and team members across the state and is symbolic in the world of behavioral health.

Courtesy of Netflix The EF-5 tornado that ripped through Joplin, Mo., in 2011 killed 158 people, but another deadly threat lurked in the shadows: a rare and potentially deadly fungus. Now ...