Russell Kinsaul
Reporter at KMOV-TV (St. Louis, MO)
@KMOV Emmy & Murrow winning reporter, #ChristFollower, proud father of Brooke & Luke, @UofOklahoma grad, lover of music & audio books. [email protected]
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6 days ago |
firstalert4.com | Russell Kinsaul
EDWARDSVILLE, Ill. (First Alert 4) - Two women reported being followed in separate incidents on a portion of the Madison County Transit (MCT) Nature Trail in Edwardsville on Thursday. As a result, the Edwardsville Police Department said it would step up patrols around the trails. Both women told First Alert 4 about their encounters but didn’t want to give their names.
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1 week ago |
firstalert4.com | Russell Kinsaul
FERGUSON (First Alert 4) -- Ferguson city leaders gave an update on federally mandated police and court reforms Wednesday. A federal consent decree requires the city to make changes in 19 areas. “We’re about 95% complete with initiatives in about 8 to 14 areas of the 19 areas,” said Patricia Washington, consent decree coordinator.
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1 week ago |
firstalert4.com | Russell Kinsaul
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Sometime in April, Esse Health was hit by a cyberattack, locking up parts of the health group’s computer network and putting healthcare on hold for many patients. Cindy Wagner needs to switch to a new doctor but her records can’t be transferred because they’re locked up in the frozen computer system. “I am in a limbo. I’m waiting, hoping they do something very soon,” she said.
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2 weeks ago |
firstalert4.com | Russell Kinsaul
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - The opioid overdose medication naloxone, known by its brand names as Narcan, is credited with saving thousands of lives a year. But as part of the Trump administration’s effort to reduce the size of the federal government, a $56 million grant program to supply first responders with the drug may be eliminated. “It’s absolutely critical to get naloxone into the hands of first responders and community members in order to save lives,” said Greg Boal.
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2 weeks ago |
firstalert4.com | Russell Kinsaul
De Soto, Mo. (First Alert 4) -De Soto first responders and residents living near flood-prone Joachim Creek are watching the forecast closely after the creek rose rapidly Tuesday and almost prompted evacuations of residents. “We certainly got a lot of water really fast,” said De Soto Police Chief Jeff McCreary. On Tuesday, heavy rains fell south of De Soto in the Joachim Creek watershed sending a torrent of water downstream toward the city.
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Neighbors heard an explosion, then saw smoke & within a few minutes a South Roxanna house was engulfed in flames. The 82 y/o homeowner had left less than 30 minutes earlier. The IL State Fire Marshal is investigating. @KMOV https://t.co/nWreKG9w8C
2 woman tell similar stories of being followed very closely for 10-15 minutes on the Madison County Transit Nature Trail by a man who never explained himself. The women feared for their safety. Police are stepping up patrols. @KMOV https://t.co/PqbU0dR65s
A water main break on Charmwood Drive in Kirkwood prompted the Kirkwood School District to dismiss early. 28,000 people are under a boil order till further notice. @KMOV https://t.co/8ML7xDIs7s