Blair Ledet
Anchor and Reporter at KTVI-TV (St. Louis, MO)
Anchor and Reporter at KPLR-TV (St. Louis, MO)
Writer. Laugher. FOX2 Morning Anchor/Reporter
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1 week ago |
fox2now.com | Blair Ledet
Pet of the Week: Priscilla 4 hours ago Illusionist Brad Ross performs on the show 4 hours ago The Community Wellness and Resource Fair 5 hours ago The LAI Clinic and Program 6 hours ago Previewing upcoming Kansas & Jefferson Starship performance 1 day ago Clippers and Cops provides support for tornado victims 1 day ago Previewing Brian McKenna Day 1 day ago Warning Signs and Symptoms of Red-S 1 day ago 2025 Cardinals Komen Walk 2 days ago East Side BBQ provides ideas to help celebrate...
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2 weeks ago |
fox2now.com | Nick Gladney |Blair Ledet
ST. LOUIS – A longtime resident of the Academy/Sherman Park neighborhood in north St. Louis reflects on the damage a tornado caused to the community. Stacie Dash, 65, has been a member of the Academy/Sherman Park neighborhood for an extended period of time, sharing that she has lived in the community her whole life. “I have lived here my whole life. I attended Clark Elementary. I graduated from Soldan High School,” Dash said.
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2 weeks ago |
fox2now.com | Blair Ledet
Posted: May 23, 2025 / 07:09 AM CDT Updated: May 23, 2025 / 07:09 AM CDT ST. LOUIS – Victoria Cooper and her son survived a tornado with minor injuries after their car was picked up and slammed into a fence in north St. Louis. The incident occurred during a tornado that swept through north St. Louis City, causing trauma and stress for many residents.
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2 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Blair Ledet
ST. LOUIS – Victoria Cooper and her son survived a tornado with minor injuries after their car was picked up and slammed into a fence in north St. Louis. The incident occurred during a tornado that swept through north St. Louis City, causing trauma and stress for many residents. Despite the near-death experience, Victoria Cooper returned to the scene to support her community.
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3 weeks ago |
fox2now.com | Blair Ledet
Posted: May 16, 2025 / 12:30 PM CDT Updated: May 16, 2025 / 12:31 PM CDT ST. LOUIS – Reggie Smith, known as the Sauce Boss, has transformed his life from incarceration to entrepreneurship and community support, with his Pure Heat gourmet sauce now sold in over 500 grocery stores nationwide. Smith’s journey from prison to success is marked by his determination to provide second chances for others.
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