KSDK’s 75th anniversary banner show
To commemorate the station’s milestone 75th anniversary, I created a traveling history exhibit that toured the St. Louis metropolitan area.
The following are links to long-form content I produced in conjunction with the banner show above. Each banner represented a decade of KSDK’s history. At the bottom, a QR code allowed readers to read and watch more stories from that decade.
1940s: TV comes to St. Louis
Shortly after the end of World War II, a man named George Burbach brought a new technology called “television” to St. Louis.
1950s: Major moments captured on video
From a presidential visit to a strike at the Saint Louis Zoo, KSD was there to tell the stories to its television audience.
1960s: A decade of innovation
Advances in engineering saw the completion of the Gateway Arch, and by the end of the decade America had put a man on the moon.
1970s: Fights, royalty and a big change
It’s not every day royalty visits St. Louis.
1980s: Lasting legacies and trailblazers
The 1980s started with the first female photojournalist in St. Louis hitting the streets to capture the stories in our community.
1990s: The stories that left a lasting impression
KSDK Photojournalist Joe Young captured the image seen around the world.
2000s: Making an impact for generations
While there were many big moments from the 2000s, a few stand out. Here are some of the stories from that decade.
2010s: Once-in-a-lifetime moments
From a devastating tornado to a championship win, here are a few of the stories from the 2010s.
Brandie Kramer 