Shannon Rousseau is a Weekend Anchor/Reporter for WDAF-TV FOX4 in Kansas City. With a focus on local news, Shannon covers a wide range of stories, from community events to breaking news. Her work has also been featured on KTLA, KTVI FOX 2, KCAU Channel 9, KSNW-TV, and Yahoo News.
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Shannon Rousseau's reporting focuses on local stories in the Kansas City area, with an emphasis on family and relationships, crime, accidents, and community events. She covers evolving stories and breaking news related to these topics.
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By: Shannon Rousseau
The woman who will take over the role of Jackson County Prosecutor once Jean Peters Baker's term expires in two months has ambitious goals.
Kansas City is painting the town teal as the KC Current head back to the NWSL playoffs.
By: Shannon Rousseau
Now that Missouri has a film tax credit again, Kansas City’s had eight feature films and four TV shows shot in the area this year.
By: Shannon Rousseau
The change in weather means more people are getting sick. That’s common this time of year with the flu, COVID-19, and RSV going around.
By: Shannon Rousseau
Talking about her dad can be an emotional topic for Sara Leifried, a Clay County woman whose father died from the disease in 2021. When she thinks of him, it’s often with a smile, reminiscing…
By: Shannon Rousseau, Michael Bartiromo
In October, the CDC wrote that since late spring, the number of infections caused by walking pneumonia has been increasing, especially among young children.
In October, the CDC wrote that since late spring, the number of infections caused by walking pneumonia has been increasing, especially among young children.
By: Shannon Rousseau, Michael Bartiromo
In October, the CDC wrote that since late spring, the number of infections caused by walking pneumonia has been increasing, especially among young children.
Dozens of people held a vigil Friday night for a young boy killed during a domestic disturbance in Lawson on Sunday.
By: Shannon Rousseau, Michael Bartiromo
In October, the CDC wrote that since late spring, the number of infections caused by walking pneumonia has been increasing, especially among young children.
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