In Missouri, can you sue a television station if you were filmed by a reporter and it is aired without your consent?

While at work, was "ambushed" by an investigative reporter. I personally had no part in the story, but my picture was show along with the report and it has brought personal hurt and pain to myself and family, along with discrediting my character and livelihood. The report was filled with sensationalism that had nothing to do with the actual situation. The company had already been moving in the direction of a very favorable resolution for the customer and did take care of them very fairly. Yet the report discredited a human error from a year ago as trying to harm someone and failed to present a balanced presentation. People that know me and saw the report have called and asked, why did they show you? They know that I have always championed the customer and could not believe they would try and tie me to the situation. Do I have any recourse?