Blair Ledet is a Morning News Anchor/Reporter at NewsNation. She focuses on topics related to African American communities, crime, and Black History Month, with a particular emphasis on issues affecting Missouri and St. Louis. Blair's work has been featured in NewsNation, WKRN News 2, Yahoo News, and KTVI FOX 2.
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Blair Ledet primarily covers local events and evolving stories in St. Louis, Missouri, with a strong focus on crime and sports topics. Pitches should offer relevant insights into these areas, such as interviews with local authorities or athletes, analysis of crime statistics or trends in the area, or features on individuals overcoming obstacles related to health or finance.
Given Blair's coverage attributes and themes covered, she may be interested in pitches centered around breaking news related to crime incidents or developments in the sports arena within her geographic focus. Additionally, she might respond well to event coverage focused on musical performances and travel experiences specific to the St. Louis area.
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ST. LOUIS — A film follows the story of a north St. Louis teenager with the vision to make a change and a lot of decisions to make. It's called Vision and it is also the first film directed by a Missouri filmmaker to receive the newly reinstated tax credit. Ted Simpson, co-writer of Vision and Zion Thomas, lead actor in Vision join us with a preview before the premiere.
St. Louis’s own Michael B. Whit, a Black country artist, is performing at the CMA Fest in Nashville, Tennessee, after being drawn to country music from a young age and noticing the lack of re…
By: Blair Ledet, Nick Gladney
FERGUSON, Mo. – Friday marks ten years since a former Ferguson police officer shot and killed Michael Brown. His death sparked anger, protests across the nation, and a crucial conversation ab…
By: Blair Ledet
Rapper Drake once said, “Working with the negatives could make for better pictures.” It’s World Photography Day, which is meant to honor an art form that captures beauty, saves me…
By: Blair Ledet
ST. LOUIS – As students across the St. Louis Metro area head back to class, some school districts and administrators are working to cut down on distractions. It’s not uncommon for students to…
By: Blair Ledet
ST. LOUIS – Today is National Dog Day, the day to give extra smooches to your pooches. Rover listed which breeds of dogs we like the most in 2024. They found the most popular breed this y…
By: Blair Ledet
ST. LOUIS – Rapper and songwriter Kendrick Lamar is continuing to keep the momentum going after a busy summer that featured a hit record from him. The Grammy and Pulitzer award-winning rapper…
By: Blair Ledet
ST. LOUIS – Fall officially begins Sunday, September 22nd, and many people across the bi-state are looking forward to the vibrant pops of color the season brings. Extreme Weather Specialist,…
By: John Pertzborn, Blair Ledet
ST. LOUIS – If you want to escape into a horror experience, Sandbox VR at the City Foundry in Midtown St. Louis takes you straight to the sights and sounds of a zombie-infested insane asylum.…
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