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MPA Legislative Director Doug Crews began the 2026 legislative session by tracking 30 House bills and nine Senate bills of interest to the Missouri Press Association and its member newspapers. By the … more
Why was the passage of House Bill 1940 so important to the Missouri Press Association? Here are two examples. Regarding the reduction of the publication period from three years to one year … more
Strong, real, effective anti-SLAPP law is on the verge of becoming reality in Missouri. For years Missouri’s anti-SLAPP statute has been a puny thing. The version currently on the books, Mo. … more
In recognition of their journalistic excellence, four reporters have been selected by Missouri Press Association to receive this year’s William E. James Outstanding Young Journalist award. MPA … more
One thing that has become increasingly obvious over the last few years is that local attention still matters. That may sound simple, but in a media environment flooded with generic content, … more
The Missouri Press Association has received an Active Membership application for The Next Page KC in Kansas City. The publisher is Eric L. Wesson Sr. The Next Page KC is a weekly newspaper with … more
The Missouri Broadcasters Association and Missouri Press Association are hosting a Covering the Courts training Thursday, July 30, in Camdenton. Make plans now to attend or send someone from your … more
The Missouri Press Association nominating committee will meet during the summer to decide on candidates for 2027 MPA Second Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer and four Directors. Current board … more
Stephanie Letner is the advertising manager for the Cash-Book Journal in Jackson. She is also the 2026 recipient of the Dee Hamilton Sales Pro Award from the Missouri Press Advertising and Marketing … more
According to the MPA Constitution and Bylaws, every active print or specialty publication must send digital copies (PDFs) of every issue to MPA’s designee for archiving – the State Historical … more
On the hotline I have received several inquiries connected to reporting on juvenile court proceedings. I wanted to put my responses in one place so that you might have it handy if the news compels … more
If your eyes got whiplash between reading the March issue of Missouri Press News and the headline above, it’s understandable. But it’s true, Kristie Fortier has returned as Missouri Press … more
Editor's note: The following column was written by Jim Hamilton, the husband of the late Dee Hamilton, for whom the Missouri Press Advertising and Marketing Executives' Dee Hamilton Sales Pro Award … more
Joplin, Missouri changed forever on May 22, 2011.  An EF-5 tornado ripped apart the Southwest Missouri town of 50,000 residents.  161 people died. Thousands of homes and businesses, including a hospital were destroyed.  Ten schools crumbled ... more
Recently, the Reynolds Journalism Institute held a webinar to demo the projects from its 2025-26 Fellows. While all of the projects have appeal to some facet of journalism, one product in particular … more
Communities facing the loss of their newspaper may want to consider the cooperative model of ownership, where the paper is owned collectively by a group of stakeholders. When Sheridan, Missouri, … more
A Missouri Appeals Court last month upheld a trial court finding that a county sheriff has misused the investigation exception to producing investigative records. The facts of the case were … more
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