Janae Edmondson delivers her victim impact statement during the third day of Daniel Riley's trial Thursday, March 7, 2024, at the Carnahan Courthouse in downtown St. Louis. (Pool Video) ...

Janae Edmondson was in town for a volleyball tournament in February 2023 when a driver sped through a yield sign at 11th St. And St. Charles St. downtown and caused the crash.

Posted: June 28, 2025 | Last updated: June 28, 2025 State laws kept Janae Edmondson from receiving significantly more money from the city of St. Louis for the crash that changed her life forever.

LOUIS (KTVI) — The City of St. Louis will pay $450,000 in a settlement two years after a crash involving Janae Edmondson, a Middle Tennessee teenager who lost her legs as a result of the incident.

The City of St. Louis will pay $450,000 in a settlement nearly two years after a crash involving Janae Edmondson, an out-of-town teenager who lost her legs while walking around in the city.

The API failed to deliver the resource. More than four months ago, the city of St. Louis settled with Janae Edmondson for $450,000, and this is the first time hearing from the family since.

Buntyn sat with a group of Riley’s supporters during a four-day trial in which Riley was convicted of driving dangerously and causing a crash that severed Janae Edmondson’s legs in February 2023.

Janae Edmondson, who lost her legs after being hit by a car in downtown St. Louis in 2023, will receive $450,000 from the city after officials settled a lawsuit over the crash.

Seven firefighters honored for saving man's life.More than four months ago, the city of St. Louis settled with Janae Edmondson for $450,000, and this is the first time hearing from the family since.

Janae Edmondson was in town for a volleyball tournament in February 2023 when a driver sped through a yield sign at 11th St. And St. Charles St. downtown and caused the crash.

St. Louis to pay hundreds of thousands to Janae Edmondson for 2023 crash ... The settlement is $67,000 less than the cap that Missouri laws set for damages that public entities have to pay out ...