Maria Keena is an Anchor/Reporter at CBS Radio. She specializes in law and legal affairs, with a keen focus on legislation, while also exploring topics related to pets and veterinary issues. Maria's work has been featured in NewsBreak and CBS Radio.
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Maria Keena's coverage focuses primarily on local crime and public safety in the St. Louis area of Missouri, with an emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news related to criminal activities, law enforcement announcements, and missing persons. If you have timely information about ongoing investigations or emerging developments in local crime cases, providing unique insights or exclusive details may be particularly appealing for her reporting.
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The incident took place just after midnight Sunday in the 57-hundred block of Floy near Leonora Avenue. Homicide detectives are on the case. They’re asking anyone with information to call CrimeStoppers at 1-866-371-TIPS.
A Fairmount City, Illinois officer pulled over a Nissan for speeding. He allegedly tried to removed Black out of the vehicle but could not. Black sped off, dragging the officer briefly. The pursuit ended on Interstate 70 with Black crashing the car
ST. LOUIS (KMOX) - The St. Louis Fire Department posted the following statement on "X".
By: Maria Keena
ST. LOUIS (KMOX) - The forecast is calling for cold temps tonight, before rebounding Monday. The City of St. Louis has issued another Code Blue, Level 3.
KMOX also spoke to Denny Huff, who is the Blind Pension liaison for the Missouri Council for the Blind. He is in Jefferson City and has a meeting with one of Governor Mike Kehoe's aids On Tuesday. The last time money was taken from Missouri's Blind Pension Fund was 1957, at that time the amount taken was 1-million dollars.
By: Sean Malone, Maria Keena
St. Louis police command staff raises are tabled due to fire department pay parity, impacting the city budget. Chief Tracy wants a review; firefighters defend parity.
