Jordyn Burrell 2h542h
Multimedia Journalist 6o4w13
St. Louis, MO 614a32
Jordyn is from Atlanta, GA. She ed First Alert 4 in January 2025 after graduating from Howard University. d2n3o
‘He didn’t want a funeral, he didn’t want a memorial service, he wanted a party:’ Friends, family of Brian McKenna celebrate 3l4q4u
It was a party in South City on Saturday with a live band, food vendors, and good weather. It made for the perfect afternoon to celebrate the life of Brian McKenna, a beloved St. Louis sports radio personality, on what has been named ‘Brian McKenna Day’.
Large events held to clean up St. Louis after tornado, volunteers and donations still needed 621k1h
Governor Mike Kehoe approved the deployment of the National Guard after receiving the request from St. Louis officials Friday night. While the National Guard won’t arrive for a few days, volunteers are hard at work this weekend. From the Urban League to Forest Park, the work continues on all fronts, as people and organizations try to get St. Louis up and running again.
Siblings want suspect found after witnessing sister’s murder 4d511
A family forever changed on Mother’s Day, now sharing their story and continued fear. 24-year-old Jorre Hadley was found shot and killed in a car on Maffitt Avenue. Police are still looking for a man wanted in the case; they say he is armed and dangerous.
Berkeley police are searching for person who hit a woman on Airport Rd. and fled the scene 8492u
First Alert Four is getting new details on the moment a woman was hit by a car and left on the road. She is in critical condition in an area hospital. This happened in an area police say is of concern when it comes to speeding, even after work was done to make it safer.
Only on 4: Parents of St. Louis teen who fell off SUV, was fatally struck, speak out 43546v
Police say a teen was struck and killed by a St. Louis fire truck late Saturday night. The teen was later identified as 18-year-old Nyla Simmons. Her parents ed the teen as a social butterfly who loved a good time. Now, her parents are asking people to learn from her mistakes and be safe while having fun.
Troy man ejected from ATV and struck by driver, family calls for more safety laws 193m5
33-year-old Todd Bishop was killed after he was ejected off his ATV and struck by a driver nearly 2 weeks ago. The accident happened in Lincoln County, near Troy. His family hopes to change Missouri law and save other ATV riders before it’s too late.
Local church buys out local pharmacy, covering St. Louis residents’ co-pays m36o
Major pharmacy chains like Walgreens and CVS are closing their doors permanently in multiple locations across the region, making accessibility a concern. One local pharmacy is pledging security for customers left to transfer their medications.
‘We all just want answers’: Family speaks out after mother, son killed in crash 206x3g
A family is left grieving after burying a mother and son, and a daughter is left fighting for her life after a crash earlier this month. The family is staying strong for the child left behind, but they want answers as to why the driver involved was even behind the wheel.
Local businesses react to tariffs going into effect 2d3o45
“We knew they were coming at some point, we at least have some certainty around what it’s going to be, it’s going to be 25% on Mexico and Canada, it at least lets us forecast what those price increases will be from our manufacturers,” said Justin Breckle, Owner of Authorized Appliance.
Gateway Arch Park Foundation concerned about layoffs ahead of busy tourism season 4c6u25
The Trump istration has recently fired around 2,000 people at the U.S. Forest Service and another 1,000 National Park Service employees. It’s a part of the istration’s push to cut federal spending and shrink the size of the government.
St. Francois County sees 10 inches of snow, people digging their way out l3l5x
St. Francois County residents say they’re still cleaning up after an ice storm a few weeks ago and have been hit with nearly a foot of snow. Now, people are shoveling their way out and finding time to have fun in the snow.
Flu cases in Missouri and Illinois reach ‘Very High’ level according to CDC 13r6i
According to the Missouri Department of Health and Human Services, positivity rates are up to 35%, and there were nearly 15,000 cases in the week ending February 8th. At the same time, hospital visits for the flu increased by 5%.
