Missouri Press Association
Serving Missouri Newspapers Since 1867
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The Justice Department on Friday rescinded a Biden-era policy that provided protections to journalists in leak investigations, paving the way for authorities to once again use subpoenas and compel testimony from reporters in probes targeting leakers.
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By Ryan Lucas
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4/28/25
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Think your public notice reporting is worth $1,000? Consider entering for the Michael Kramer Public Notice Journalism Award.
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From Missouri Press Staff
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4/25/25
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April 25 is Photostory Fest , a day of talks featuring renowned and emerging visual storytellers, and an evening celebration of the year’s best photojournalism. Hear from New York Times …
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From Reynolds Journalism Institute
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4/23/25
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Poynter — Nearly 70% of investigative journalists in the U.S. reported “limited access to records or sources” as their greatest barrier in doing accountability journalism, according …
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By Angela Fu/Poynter
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4/23/25
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President Donald Trump bitterly attacked “60 Minutes” shortly after the CBS newsmagazine broadcast stories on Ukraine and Greenland on Sunday, saying the network was out of control and …
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By David Bauder
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4/14/25
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By Matthew Barba
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4/11/25
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From Missouri Press Staff
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4/10/25
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Missouri Press Advertising and Marketing Executives met Thursday, April 10, in St. Louis for the first half of the group’s 2025 annual meeting. The afternoon kicked-off with a Best Idea …
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From Matthew Barba
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4/10/25
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With the Missouri legislative session in full swing through May 16, there’s still plenty of time to report on how your state representative or senator is representing your district.
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By Chad Stebbins
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4/9/25
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The Associated Press — A federal judge ordered the White House on Tuesday to restore The Associated Press’ full access to cover presidential events, affirming on First Amendment grounds …
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By David Bauder
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4/9/25
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Due to technical difficulties encountered by a few newspapers, Missouri Press has opted to open the Better Newspaper Contest through Sunday, April 13. In conjunction with the BNC, the A-Mark Prize …
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From Missouri Press Staff
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4/8/25
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It’s official. The Cole County Circuit Court decision that invalidated the court redaction statute will stand. The Missouri Attorney General’s office informed the plaintiffs in Gross v. …
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By Dan Curry
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4/8/25
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Do Missouri newspapers need to brand? If so, what should that look like? At our company, we think branding is important and continually ask, “Are we doing a good job?” and “What can we improve?”
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By Peggy Scott
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4/7/25
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The Supreme Court turned back an appeal Monday from casino mogul Steve Wynn, who had challenged a landmark libel ruling as part of a lawsuit against The Associated Press. The court declined to hear the case in a brief order without comment, as is typical.
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3/25/25
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From Missouri Press Staff
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3/15/25
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By Matthew Barba
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3/14/25
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From Missouri Press Staff
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3/14/25
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Missouri Press Association's new executive director, Chad Stebbins, was recently featured on KFRU's Morning Meeting with Simon Rose.
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From KFRU
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3/6/25
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After a dreary drive in the rain to Cape Girardeau on Jan. 30 for the Southeast Missouri Press Association’s Sales Boot Camp, I was quickly invigorated when I saw the passion the 30 attendees …
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By Chad Stebbins
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3/4/25
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Two Sunshine Law decisions came down on Jan. 28, and each evinces a disheartening trend toward keeping the public in the dark. However, there are some easy strategies reporters can use to minimize their impact.
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By Dan Curry
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3/3/25
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