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Rico Bush

  • Deputy Director, State Comms, ExcelinEd
St. Louis
As seen in: USA Today, St. Louis Business Journal, KING-TV (Seattle, WA), KHOU-TV (Houston, TX), WKYC-TV (Cleveland, OH), WXIA-TV (Atlanta, GA), WUSA-TV (Washington, DC), KARE-TV (Minneapolis, MN), KUSA-TV (Denver, CO), KXTV-TV (Sacramento, CA) and
Deputy Director, State Comms for ExcelinEd. Formerly Director of Comms for EmpowerMO & TV Reporter. Retweets are not endorsements. Opinions are my own.
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5 years later, police seek new leads in north St. Louis triple murder

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By Nicole Sanders, Rico Bush
| KSDK-TV (St. Louis, MO)
ST. LOUIS — Editor's Note: Video featured above is from previous coverage. Five years have passed since Reeba Moore, Dominique Lewis, and Chanice White were gunned down while trying to escape a home invasion in north St. Louis. Time has passed but police are still searching for leads to solve this triple murder. On Dec.
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Tulsa man remembers JFK's assassination

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By Rico Bush
| KJRH-TV (Tulsa, OK)
Fifty years after John F. Kennedy's assassination, a Tulsa man still remembers the moment he learned the president was shot and killed. Dr. Edward Dailey says he was in Washington D.C. at the time of Kennedy's death. He was a student at Georgetown University studying foreign service and was working at the Congressional Quarterly editorial research reporting company.
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‘Ambush’ attack victim thanks co-worker for saving her life

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By Jordan Bontke , Rico Bush
| KNXV-TV (Phoenix, AZ)
CHANDLER, AZ — An Arizona tattoo artist is being credited by a co-worker for saving her life after an “ambush” attack outside a salon studio. Still recovering in the hospital, Rico Bush relied on oxygen to help him breathe so he could voice what happened to him outside the Phenix Salon Suites in Chandler last week. “Being able to sit up on my own, I can't do that now,” said Bush from his hospital bed.
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