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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Communication and preparedness are essential for the medical team, who stay ready to respond to any emergency that could happen.
By: Lexy French
Miles Humbird, 18, was identified as the high school senior, who died in the single-vehicle crash Saturday in Archie, Missouri.
A teenage boy, who investigators said was involved in the deadly shooting of 44-year-old restaurant owner Shaun Brady back in August, has had all charges dropped Tuesday morning in a Jackson County…
50-year-old Malik Givens is charged with four counts of second-degree burglary and unlawful possession of a firearm.
Mothers Against Drunk Driving of Kansas held a candlelight ceremony in Overland Park on Saturday honoring victims of drunk driving.
By: Lexy French
On Sunday, the Salvation Army hosted the first ‘Carols of Hope’ Christmas concert at the Salvation Army Northland corps. The event was free to attend.
By: Lexy French
The NFL’s annual My Cause My Cleats initiative is underway. Each year, players wear custom-designed cleats to demonstrate support for a particular cause during Weeks 13 and 14 of the NFL season. …
“It hurts a lot because you worked so hard to get where you are,” said Teocali owner Enrique Gutierrez.
Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas asked the community for redevelopment ideas on Wednesday. Hundreds of people responded to Lucas’ Facebook post with their suggestions.
For the last several years, the Lee’s Summit Police Department has received a stack of envelopes with cash inside from an anonymous donor or secret Santa.
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