
Avery Martinez
Mental Health Reporter at KVIA-TV (El Paso, TX)
Environment Reporter at KMOV-TV (St. Louis, MO)
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2 weeks ago |
kfvs12.com | Avery Martinez |Harshawn Ratanpal |Ezra Bitterman
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Once, earthquake insurance was so common and cheap, agents just added it on to policies in southern Missouri, remembers Missouri Farm Bureau Agency Sales Manager Jason Ginder. But, because the prices have gone up so much -- that’s no longer the case. He works in New Madrid, a small town in southern Missouri that was home to the worst earthquake in Midwestern history.
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2 weeks ago |
firstalert4.com | Avery Martinez |Harshawn Ratanpal |Ezra Bitterman
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Once, earthquake insurance was so common and cheap, agents just added it on to policies in southern Missouri, remembers Missouri Farm Bureau Agency Sales Manager Jason Ginder. But, because the prices have gone up so much -- that’s no longer the case. He works in New Madrid, a small town in southern Missouri that was home to the worst earthquake in Midwestern history.
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3 weeks ago |
firstalert4.com | Avery Martinez
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Jean Ponzi has been “helping the Garden walk the talk” on conserving energy and educating folks about the environment for 25 years -- and she must know what she’s doing -- she’s been awarded the Gateway Lifetime Public Service Award for the area. She’s been a major part of the Green Living Festival for decades, and you may even here her voice during the announcements Saturday.
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3 weeks ago |
firstalert4.com | Avery Martinez
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Captain Kevin East has been living his childhood dream — taking charge of the ship Tom Sawyer on the Mississippi River. Thursday, he took a full cargo of teachers, industry experts, Argentine government officials and a First Alert 4 crew out onto the river. He took the passengers on a tour of the Ag Coast of America, which is a center of transit and exports around grain and fertilizer.
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1 month ago |
ky3.com | Avery Martinez
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - What if we didn’t have the powerful National Weather Service (NWS) system to predict storms? What if they didn’t have the option to continue providing warnings? These are some recent questions raised by federal proposals for the National Weather Service -- the agency tasked with monitoring and predicting severe weather.
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West Lake Landfill could see a quicker clean up timeline, per a new plan coming from the new EPA admin following his visit here. Get the latest info here. @KMOV @agwaterdesk https://t.co/Q8UyJ0A0UE

Across the country congressmen and women are facing more and more questions about national policy at their town halls — farmers and rural folks are often highly attuned — and sometimes vocal. @KMOV @agwaterdesk https://t.co/7nSjsSpxBf

EPA Administrator Zeldin was in here in St. Louis to talk to farmers and the community about the future of sites and his vision for the agency. I was lucky to be there and hear his thoughts about the new era of the EPA @Report4America @agwaterdesk @KMOV

The EPA under President Trump is firmly committed to helping farmers thrive in America’s Golden Age. https://t.co/p27UDg2eEb