Lexy French is a news reporter for WDAF-TV FOX4, focusing on local news in the Kansas City area. Her work covers a range of topics including crime, community events, and local sports. Lexy's reporting has also been featured in Yahoo News and NewsNation.
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Lexy French's coverage focuses on local news in the Kansas City area, with an emphasis on evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements. She covers topics related to crime, winter storms, homicides, and community issues. Given her focus on family & relationships and crime themes within a local context, she may be interested in pitches that provide human interest angles or solutions to address community challenges. Additionally, experts who can offer insights into law enforcement strategies or community outreach programs may find success in pitching their expertise for Lexy's coverage.
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During Tuesday’s hearing– attorneys with the Office of the Juvenile Officer asked the judge if upcoming hearings could be made available on a virtual platform so Shaun Brady’s family in Ireland cou…
Amendment 6 would include a provision in the Missouri Constitution to include the levying of fees to support salaries and benefits for law enforcement personnel.
Saturday marked 10 years since 10-year-old Machole Stewart was killed in a drive-by shooting in Kansas City, Kansas.
Lori Simba, a Kansas City metro woman and Chiefs fan, recently retired from Swift Transportation after 35 years in the trucking industry.
An urn with her mother’s ashes was stolen from her car, along with some other items, including Oakley sunglasses and perfume.
Police are focused on targeted enforcement, community engagement efforts, and crime trends and patterns.
By: Lexy French
Since Wright Dentures and Implants closed, around a dozen patients have filed lawsuits.
By: Lexy French
A letter sent to some Kansas City, Missouri home and business owners with private alarm systems has raised questions and some confusion.
Over the weekend, cars packed the B&B Theatres Twin Drive-In parking lot for its final movie showings.
KCPD worked with the FBI and the U.S. Marshals Service on the sweep of high-priority suspects all around the city with outstanding warrants. So far, 38 arrests have been made.
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