Alisa Nelson is a journalist who focuses on local news in the United States, specifically in Missouri. She writes for Missourinet, Radio Iowa, and has also been featured in Kttn Radio Station. Alisa covers a range of topics including politics, legislation, business, and social issues affecting the local community.
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Alisa's coverage heavily revolves around local government and politics, with a significant focus on legislative developments and legal policy regulations in Missouri. She also covers education to some extent.
Given her emphasis on expert commentary and government announcements, she is likely to be responsive to pitches that offer insights from local political figures or experts in law and policy within the state of Missouri. Additionally, she may be interested in educational topics related to legislation or political impact on educational institutions.
For those looking to pitch Alisa, consider providing content related to recent legislative changes, impacts of policies on local businesses and communities, as well as perspectives from relevant stakeholders such as lawmakers, educators or business owners based in Missouri.
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Missouri Department of Transportation Director Ed Hassinger (Photo by Missourinet)
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Missouri Congressman Eric Burlison (Screenshot from livestream of U.S. House Oversight and Accountability Committee hearing)
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The Missouri Department of Higher Education and Workforce Development was recognized at a national summit as a top state in the ACT Work Ready Communities Initiative. The effort is designed to help states, regions, and communities build a skilled workforce that meets the needs of employers and supports economic growth. They do this by identifying skill gaps and helping teachers build career pathways aligned with the needs of businesses.
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(Jefferson City, MO) — The Missouri Department of Mental Health says it is in the process of notifying 537 people that their personal information was disclosed in an email. Upon discovery, the agency said it took immediate steps to prevent further disclosure.
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(Washington, D.C.) — President-elect Donald Trump has chosen Florida Congressman Matt Gaetz to serve as the next U.S. attorney general. The nomination is getting mixed reviews from Democrats and Republicans. Kansas City Congressman Emanuel Cleaver, a Democrat, said choosing Gaetz is a “twisted perversion of justice.” The nomination of Matt Gaetz to run the DOJ […]
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(Washington, D.C.) – President-elect Donald Trump has chosen a former Missouri attorney general candidate to be on his White House staff. Republican Will Scharf will serve as Trump’s assistant and White House staff secretary.
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A majority of Missouri voters wants to make many abortions legal again, but Republicans could pull out all the stops in the next legislative session.
Missouri still has a shortage of snowplow and salt truck drivers to clear the roads this winter. Despite that, state Department of Transportation Director Ed Hassinger said the agency is ready for winter.
(St. Louis, MO) — Aerospace manufacturer Boeing plans to lay off nearly 700 Missouri workers, beginning in January.
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Study: Missouri childcare needs drastically outpace supply; providers struggle with red tape
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