Sylvester Brown Jr. is a journalist at KSDK News. He covers a variety of topics including local news, community issues, and social justice, often highlighting the voices and stories of underrepresented communities. His work has been featured in notable publications such as the Watauga Democrat, News-Herald, Avery Journal Times, Wyoming Business Report, The St. Louis American, The Philadelphia Tribune, and St. Louis Public Radio.
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Sylvester's coverage spans local news, with a focus on government & politics and entertainment. He often includes expert commentary, suggesting an interest in insights from individuals deeply involved or knowledgeable about the topics covered.
Given Sylvester’s emphasis on local news and events, he would likely be most receptive to pitches that offer unique perspectives related to St. Louis, Missouri as well as insights into political issues affecting the area. Additionally, given his coverage of entertainment news and performers based in St. Louis, he may also be interested in profiles or stories featuring local talent.
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By: Sylvester Brown Jr.
When the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency opened its sprawling, state-of-the-art western headquarters late last month, dignitaries hailed it as a turning point for north St. Louis — a glittering promise of rebirth for an area long marked by disinvestment and decline. The city also has the NGA Arnold facility, located south of St. Louis. The 97-acre […]
By: Sylvester Brown Jr.
St. Louis Circuit Judge Steven R. Ohmer has temporarily removed Sheriff Alfred Montgomery, who has been jailed since Oct. 14, from office until a trial to oust him permanently is held. “I don’t see how the sheriff’s office can function without his presence,” Ohmer said Wednesday, announcing his determination. The judge made his ruling despite […]
By: Sylvester Brown Jr.
After years of collaboration, ArchCity Defenders and Action St. Louis have partnered to open a new facility in north St. Louis that will house legal, social and advocacy services under one roof. The new Northside Movement Center, a renovated property on Goodfellow Boulevard in the North Pointe neighborhood, will serve as a central hub for […]
By: Sylvester Brown Jr.
After years of collaboration, ArchCity Defenders and Action St. Louis have partnered to open a new facility in north St. Louis that will house legal, social and advocacy services under
Across North St. Louis, recovery remains slow and uncertain. But stories of resilience and community continue to define the city’s long road home.
By: Zaria Mac, Sylvester Brown Jr., Ashley Winters
Across north St. Louis, recovery remains slow and uncertain after the May tornado. But stories of resilience and community continue to define the city’s long road home.
By: Sylvester Brown Jr.
Newly released body camera footage is raising serious questions about the fatal police shooting of a 17-year-old in St. Louis nearly two years ago, challenging initial accounts from authorities and intensifying calls for accountability. The video shows Emeshyon Wilkins running from an officer during a brief foot pursuit in June 2024 before he is shot […]
By: Sylvester Brown Jr.
Four years after then-Mayor Tishaura Jones unveiled St. Louis’ $498 million federally funded Economic Justice Action Plan, the city faces a critical test: Can one of its most ambitious promises to address decades of disinvestment — particularly in North St. Louis — be fully carried out before deadlines force major reallocations or leave money on […]
