Genell Reynolds

4 days ago | abc10.com | Genell Reynolds

FLORISSANT, Mo. — A self-proclaimed community builder, new to her Florissant neighborhood, has reestablished the definition of neighborly love, not with baked goods and casseroles, but with action. "I came from nothing. (There was) No help, no support, no nothing,' she said, crying. "They'd just rather talk about you. Throw your name in the dirt, instead of helping, and I think that's just not me," 40-year-old Jeanicia Jones said.

4 days ago | ksdk.com | Genell Reynolds

The public is advised to avoid the area at this time. ST. LOUIS — One person has died in a Saturday morning crash, the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department said. Police said the crash happened in the eastbound lane of Highway 70 near Grand Boulevard, police said. Accident reconstruction investigators arrived at the scene, which police said is a pedestrian crash where one person died. Police have not given a description of any vehicles involved, or whether they left the scene.

5 days ago | wtsp.com | Genell Reynolds

FESTUS, Mo. — A 13-foot fall forever changed the life of Tim Johanns—a 57-year-old devoted father, husband, and friend from Festus. Once an avid hiker and pillar of his fitness community, Johanns is now a paraplegic. This weekend, the people who know and admire him are stepping up to show their support in a powerful way. The Festus F3 Nation group—a group grounded in fitness, fellowship, and faith— wanted to honor their fellow member Johanns with the annual 24-hour challenge.

6 days ago | ksdk.com | Genell Reynolds

The challenge will begin at 6 p.m. on Friday and end at 6 p.m. on Saturday at Larry G Crites Memorial Park in Festus. "He's substantially older than many of the guys who work out, but he's still coming out, and the fact that he was outdoors all the time and hiking and leading this," Enole said.

1 week ago | 9news.com | Genell Reynolds

ST. LOUIS — During the St. Louis Cardinals' home game on Sunday evening, third baseman Nolan Arenado ran full speed to catch the ball, only to land in the stands, smack dab on two small children.   Ben and Jaycee Evelsizer, Cardinals fans, wanted to reassure spectators that 2-year-old Eden and 4-year-old Elsie sustained no injuries from the impact. "We were looking at the ball in the air," Ben said.