Jasmine Huda

1 week ago | fox2now.com | Jasmine Huda

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1 week ago | yahoo.com | Jasmine Huda

ST. LOUIS – The St. Louis Public School District is turning to high-tech transportation for students. The upcoming school year will feature nearly 250 buses from Zum, the district’s new vendor. CloseThanks for signing up!Watch for us in your inbox. Subscribe NowThe new fleet will be equipped to allow for several features, most notably, one that allows parents to track students on the bus route using a special app.

2 weeks ago | fox2now.com | Jasmine Huda

JEFFERSON COUNTY, Mo. – 911 dispatchers in Jefferson County have a new tool to deal with the unique challenges of the job. A peer support team is now in place to help when a telecommunicator handles a tragic or critical stress incident. The team is made up of trained telecommunicators who understand the nature of the job. Participation in the program is voluntary. “We are the first, first responders. We got to make sure that our people are healthy,” Jefferson County 911 Chief John Whitehead said.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Jasmine Huda

JEFFERSON COUNTY, Mo. – 911 dispatchers in Jefferson County have a new tool to deal with the unique challenges of the job. A peer support team is now in place to help when a telecommunicator handles a tragic or critical stress incident. The team is made up of trained telecommunicators who understand the nature of the job. Participation in the program is voluntary. “We are the first, first responders. We got to make sure that our people are healthy,” Jefferson County 911 Chief John Whitehead said.

1 month ago | fox2now.com | Jasmine Huda

ST. LOUIS – It was a quick turnaround for Cara Spencer. The former alderwoman won the St. Louis City mayoral election on April 8. Exactly one week later, she was sworn into office. “It’s been a whirlwind,” Spencer said, describing the past few weeks. FOX 2 got an inside look at what a day looks like for the mayor, mom and long-time city resident. “Whether it’s going to be a 7 to 7 day, which is 12 hours.