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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By: Alisa Nelson, Elise Spies
An American tradition that has spanned more than 100 years is the National Christmas Tree Lighting in Washington, D.C. It features ornaments with artwork created by young students from across the country. This year, 18 fourth graders from Scott City R-1 School District in southeast Missouri get the honor.
The state’s housing market is very healthy, according to Missouri Realtors President Derek Schriewer.
Banning foreign ownership of farmland has been a hot button topic in Missouri and is expected to be one again in the legislature’s upcoming session. Several lawmakers have pre-filed bills to address foreign ownership in the Show Me State.
If the Christmas cookies are about to hit the fan, Missouri’s nature centers could be a great way to prevent a holiday meltdown.
He’s had buildings and a bridge named in his honor. Now, former U.S. Sen. Roy Blunt has been inducted into the Hall of Famous Missourians. A bronze bust of Blunt joins 53 other statues of famous Missourians in the hall. Blunt, a Republican, said none of his political accomplishments happened by himself. “I’ve been really […]
A southern Missouri middle school teacher has received a national teacher recognition award. Dallas DeWeese, a social studies teacher in Hollister, becomes his district’s first Milken Educator Award winner. Hailed as the “Oscars of Teaching,” the Milken Educator Awards are designed to inspire educators, students and entire communities to “Celebrate, Elevate and Activate” the K-12 […]
By: Alisa Nelson
Two high-profile inmates will be spending the holidays outside of prison walls. Gov. Mike Parson has commuted the prison sentences today for ex-KCPD detective Eric DeValkenaere and Patty Prewitt. DeValkenaere has been in jail since October 2023. He was convicted of the 2019 shooting death of Cameron Lamb. He was convicted of second-degree involuntary manslaughter […]
By: Eric D Queathem, David Stagg, Alisa Nelson, Alec B. Chaves, Scott B. Crown, Kyle Fulghum, D. Andre d'Avignon, Justin R. Ryder
Abstract The progression of metabolic-dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease (MASLD) to metabolic-dysfunction-associated
(Jefferson City, MO) – Missouri’s flu cases are starting to increase.
A new report ranks Missouri 28th in manufacturing competitiveness, putting the state behind several of its neighbors. Commissioned by the Missouri Chamber Foundation, it said neighboring Tennessee, Kentucky, and Nebraska rank among the top 15. Ted Abernathy, who compiled the report, said the bright side is manufacturing contributes $50 billion annually to the state’s gross […]
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