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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St. Joseph, Missouri, United States (Local)
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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A Missouri House committee is teed up to vote today on a wide-ranging bill to help military veterans. The proposal is sponsored by Sen. Ben Brown, R-Washington.
By: Alisa Nelson
Rep. Sherri Gallick (Photo by Tim Bommel, House Communications)
By: Alisa Nelson
Missouri law allows a block of 42 credit hours to transfer between the state’s public colleges and universities. Rep. Cameron Parker, R-Campbell, is sponsoring a bill that would expand the number of college credits that can transfer in-state to possibly 60 hours. “By statute, that four-year institution is only required to take the 42 hours,” […]
83 Missouri high school graduates earn perfect ACT score
By: Alisa Nelson
Longtime Mizzou basketball coach Norm Stewart (Photo by Tim Bommel, House Communications)
The top spellers in the United States and beyond will attempt to spell many complex words in the Washington, D.C. area this month, including seven Missouri students. Students will be competing in the 96th annual Scripps National Spelling Bee for a shot to take home the national championship trophy.
Sgt. Colin Arslanbas (Photo courtesy U.S. Marine Corps)
Sen. Jill Carter (Photo courtesy of Carter's Facebook page)
By: Alisa Nelson
In the race to the Missouri Legislature’s finish line is a bill that would block companies from using eminent domain to seize private property to build wind and solar farms. The state House has passed a bill that would limit the use of eminent domain to “essential public utilities and infrastructure.”
By: Alisa Nelson
Photo permission granted by Parkway School District
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