Andrea Y. Henderson is a journalist based in St. Louis, Missouri. She writes for The St. Louis American and her work has also been featured in Belleville News-Democrat, Kcur-Fm, and St. Louis Public Radio. Andrea covers a wide range of topics, including community issues, entrepreneurship, healthcare, social justice, and cultural events in the local St. Louis area.
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Andrea's focus is on local news and community-related topics, particularly in St. Louis, Missouri. She seems to be interested in stories that highlight social justice, education, healthcare, and cultural aspects within the community.
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By: Andrea Y. Henderson
Residents of Ferguson reflect on how the city has changed since a white police officer killed Michael Brown on August 9, 2014. The death of the Black teenager sparked huge demonstrations, and a decade later, there’s been both progress and challenges.
By: Andrea Y. Henderson
A St. Louis LGBTQ+ advocacy group says the Missouri Department of Revenue's recent policy change to identifying documents poses challenges for trans and nonbinary people. The department now requires gender reassignment surgery or a court order gender declaration to obtain a driver’s license or ID.
By: Andrea Y. Henderson
Hundreds of parents and guardians crowded the Hazelwood School District's Opportunity Center this week to try to enroll their children after finding out they were not registered for classes this school year.
By: Andrea Y. Henderson
An LGBTQ+ advocacy group says the Missouri Department of Revenue's recent policy change to identifying documents poses challenges for trans and nonbinary people.
By: Andrea Y. Henderson
Documented experiences from enslaved Black St. Louisans, historical artifacts and court pleadings from lesser-known freedom suits in Missouri will
The Wainwright Building in downtown St. Louis sold to an undisclosed bidder for $8.25 million last week, according to GovDeals , a government auction website.
By: Andrea Y. Henderson
St. Louis Public Schools welcomed 21 teachers from Ghana and the Philippines as part of its first cultural exchange program. These educators will fill teaching positions in middle school science, middle school math, and elementary classrooms to help address hard-to-fill vacancies amid a national teacher shortage.
By: Andrea Y. Henderson
The Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services detected the first human case of H5 bird flu in the state, and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention confirmed the infection Friday.
By: Andrea Y. Henderson
A St. Louis County judge dismissed a lawsuit filed by Homer G. Phillips Nurses', Alumni Inc., a local nursing organization, against a three-bed north St.
By: Andrea Y. Henderson
The number of Hispanics or Latinos in the St. Louis region has significantly increased over the past year, according to U.S. census data released last week. The data shows there are more than 13,900 Hispanics or Latinos in the area.
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