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PLS won’t keep Dana Raker from covering her hometown
Dana Raker From Matthew Barba Missouri Press News As a profession, journalism has always attracted the passionate and tenacious, those who refuse
Legislative Report: Week 18: Five More Legislative Days Remain
The Missouri General Assembly wrapped up a somewhat busy week in Jefferson City that ended with the passage of
Northeast News teaches lesson about the fragility of local news
Blank front page, 'radio silence' in late March showed community the importance of a local news presence By Matthew Barba Missouri
Legislative Report: Week 17: Two Weeks Remain in 2021 Session
As things continue to move at a super-fast pace over the next two weeks, we plan to send a
Legislative Report: Week 16: Governor Announces Major DHSS Changes
On Tuesday, Governor Mike Parson named his deputy chief of staff Robert Knodell as acting director of the Missouri
Legislative Report: Week 15: House Speeding, Senate Leaning
Members of the Missouri House kept their pedals to the metal and sped through debate and votes on more
PSA Advertising Update: ‘We can do this,’ local newspapers tell Health and Human Services
From National Newspaper Association: More than 2,500 local newspapers joined a letter from National Newspaper Association to Health and Human
Legislative Report: Week 14: House and Senate Make Little Progress
Missouri legislators returned on Tuesday from their annual Easter Break and continued working on their legislative calendars. The Missouri
Your Signature Needed for Coronavirus Vaccination PSA Advertising
Good morning, MPA members, Missouri Press Association, in conjunction with the National Newspaper Association, is asking for our members to
Legislative Report: Week 13: House Passes State Budget for FY22
The House of Representatives jumped on the budget bandwagon Tuesday, perfecting the state’s 14 budget bills during nearly eight