Kelsi Anderson is a journalist based in St. Louis, Missouri, focusing on local news and events. She writes for KSDK - 5 On Your Side and KIII 3NEWS, covering a wide range of topics including crime, community issues, and entertainment. Her work has also been featured in the Charlotte Business Journal.
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Kelsi Anderson's articles predominantly focus on local breaking news and evolving crime stories in the St. Louis area, Missouri. Her coverage heavily emphasizes police reports, missing persons, and criminal investigations within the region.
Given her emphasis on local crime reporting, individuals or organizations with direct involvement or expertise in law enforcement procedures, missing persons cases, or legal matters related to criminal activities would be well-suited for outreach.
As Kelsi focuses primarily on local events within St. Louis and surrounding areas of Missouri, pitches should highlight their relevance to these specific geographic locations when reaching out to her.
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By: Kelsi Anderson
Cody Lee Hunt is facing corpse abandonment and tampering charges after police found missing man Dale William Ryerson's Jeep burned with human remains inside.
By: Kelsi Anderson
According to the 432-page report, Harris planned to target members of the LGBT community and wanted to kill his family by burning their house down.
By: Kelsi Anderson, Sam Clancy - Ksdk
New details have been released in the 2022 mass shooting at Central Visual and Performing Arts (CVPA) High School in St. Louis.
By: Alli Hebel
On Tuesday, Oct. 29, restaurants across the St. Louis area will donate a portion of their proceeds to support his road to recovery.
By: Kelsi Anderson
Residents north and northwest of Village Creek Road and Madison 217 were told to evacuate immediately.
By: Kelsi Anderson
ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. — A Breckenridge Hills police officer shot a suspect Wednesday evening after a pursuit ended in north St. Louis County, according to a police source.
The injunction states that if poll challengers and watchers aren't allowed during absentee voting, polling locations won't be allowed to open on Thursday.
By: Kelsi Anderson
All 911 and non-emergency calls were being routed to St. Louis and would still be answered, police said.
By: Kelsi Anderson
It was unclear if anyone was struck by gunfire or what circumstances led up to shots being fired.
By: Kelsi Anderson
The National Weather Service has issued a tornado warning for St. Charles and Lincoln counties until 10:15 p.m.
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