Alex Leroux
KLTV Reporter
Alex Leroux joined the KLTV/KTRE news team as a reporter in November 2018.
In the words of Journey; Alex was born and raised in ‘South Detroit.’ She was born in Michigan but grew up in Amherstburg, ON, the only part of Canada south of the United States.
Alex is a proud alum of Wayne State University in Detroit and loves her Detroit sports teams.
Her passion lies in sharing stories and bringing people together.
She enjoys sports, food, singing obnoxiously in the car, talking to people and spending time with friends and family.
Henderson ISD now has 10 positive COVID-19 cases across it's campuses.
An 80-year-old woman from Carthage made a miraculously comeback to beat COVID-19.
Henderson ISD and the Henderson police department add canine unit for schools and department.
Parents may see longer pick-up lines when picking up their children from school.
The Komen More Than Pink Walk in East Texas will be held virtually.
Prestige Estates in Tyler allowed families to visit their loved ones today, for the first time in more than 150 days.
COVID-19 pandemic did not stop families from seeing their loved ones
More East Texas inmates have tested positive for COVID-19
An investigation is underway after a woman was found shot to death inside a residence early Sunday morning in Smith County.
Public works department installing a new pump
Henderson ISD's first day back was a success according to administrators.
Henderson ISD is ready to get students back in classes
Smith County Sheriff’s Office deputies and Bullard police officers arrested a paramedic on a child pornography charge at the town’s fire station on Saturday.
KLTV’s Alex Leroux spoke to a Gun Barrel City firefighter on Sunday about a complex water rescue conducted by his agency and others after a boat crashed into an island on Cedar Creek Lake Thursday night.
Black Lives of ETX organized a women’s march and rally that was held on the square in downtown Tyler Saturday evening to push for racial justice and honor black women who were killed by police officers.
United Health Care has given a discount to some of it's groups.
Jordan Granberry and Odin Frost graduate
UIL has announced it will leave eligibility requirements up to individual districts.
A lemonade stand that wasn't receiving any business saw business booming thanks to the community.
JJ Egan got the surprise of a lifetime from Tyler community members for his 16th birthday.
The UIL announced changes to the marching band calendar.
54 new resident physicians started in East Texas this month.
Divorces can still happen, but they may look different during COVID-19.
Jessica Dunn, a nurse assistant from California, got a free smile makeover as a thank you for being a COVID-19 frontline worker.
Board members received results of a survey last week about different calendar options and start dates for the 2020-21 school year.
Following the recommendations from the NJCAA Presidential Advisory Council and the NJCAA Board of Regents, the NJCAA has announced its adjusted plan of action for the upcoming 2020-21 academic year.
NJCAA may announce plans to move fall sports to the spring and delay the start of basketball, reports suggest.
Tyler ISD board of trustees president, Wade Washmon, announced Sunday the board will be voting on Thursday to change the names of Robert E. Lee and John Tyler high schools.
The TEA released guidelines for schools going into the 20-21 school year, including guidelines for transportation.
An affidavit has revealed what led up to a fatal shooting that left two men dead in Smith County.
The Smith County Sheriff's Office is investigating a double homicide.
A senior center in Tyler managed to keep a positive case of COVID-19 from spreading to any other residents in their facility.
Dating during COVID-19 consists of apps, websites, video calls and other digital options.
“Breakout” is a new program in Smith County. It’s a support group for children ages 12-19 dealing with alcohol, drugs, self harm, anxiety, or anything. KLTV's Alex aleroux spike with one of the organizers about what kids and parents should know.
WEBXTRA: Protesters ask for name change of Robert E. Lee High School outside Tyler ISD board meeting
KLTVs Alex Leroux is at the Tyler ISD board meeting where protestors are outside asking for the name of Robert E Lee high school to be changed.
Community members are asking Tyler ISD board members to consider changing the name of Robert E. Lee High School.
Smith County Habitat for Humanity has a home in TABA's Parade of Homes.
The sheriff said no one would be better for the job than the man who already knew what issues existed at the jail.
The Smith County Sheriff's Office said they're down to only 10 COVID-19 positive inmates in their north jail.
College orientations can take place completely online for students who'd prefer not to gather in-person.
Tyler Junior College students can choose between in-person or online options to attend their new student orientation.
NET Health says the newest COVID-19 cases are from daily activities.
Lindale community members from multiple different churches gathered to participate in a 'Unity March', Sunday evening.
