Tabatha Moore News Today

The third annual Slow Down Move Over Walk will be held by the Kait’s love for Jaxx Foundation on June 8 in Arnold City Park in honor of Kaitlyn D. Anderson of De Soto, who was six-months pregnant when she was hit and killed by a car while working for the Missouri Department of Transportation in November 2021.

Pontotoc County Coroner Kim Bradford told WCBI that the shooting victims were 57-year-old Tabatha Moore and 40-year-old Gastin White.

The proposal stems from a 2021 accident in St. Louis County that killed MoDOT employee Kaitlyn D. Anderson, 25, of De Soto, and her unborn child.

It has been two years since a deadly crash that killed two MoDOT workers, and seriously injured a third.

Distracted drivers may soon face stiffer fines, on top of the lives they’re risking.

Family and friends of Kaitlyn Anderson gathered outside of MoDOTs headquarters Friday to advocate for more worker safety.

The Missouri Department of Transportation isn’t doing enough to protect its workers in the field, friends and family of employees killed at job sites asserted Friday.

Kaitlyn Anderson was 22 weeks pregnant when she was killed while working for MoDOT.

Kaitlyn Andersons parents say she requested a safer position with MoDOT when she found out she was pregnant and said MoDOT honored her request.

Kaitlyn Anderson and James Brooks were hit and killed on the job near Telegraph road. A third MoDOT worker, Michael Brown, suffered serious injuries from the crash.