Jeremiah Cook is a journalist for Nexstar Broadcasting Group, focusing on local news in Neosho, Missouri. With a passion for investigative reporting and a commitment to keeping the community informed, Jeremiah covers a wide range of topics including business, education, crime, and community events.
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Jeremiah Cook's coverage primarily centers around local news, with a focus on education, government & politics, and family & relationships. Given this focus, he is likely to be receptive to pitches related to local events, educational initiatives or changes in the community.
Local business owners and entrepreneurs may find opportunities for coverage by pitching stories relevant to starting or running a business in Missouri or within Neosho. Additionally, individuals involved in advocating for environmental law changes at the state level could also consider reaching out with relevant insights.
As Jeremiah has a strong emphasis on local news from Missouri and specifically Neosho, sources located within these areas who can provide first-hand accounts of events or issues would likely resonate well with him.
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By: Jeremiah Cook
JOPLIN, Mo. — Visitors to the Joplin Public Library may have met their new favorite author today.
By: Jeremiah Cook
CARTHAGE, Mo. — A Carthage organization wants to help parents be prepared when seconds matter.
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Posted: Updated: CARTHAGE, Mo. — This year's Maple Leaf Parade will feature the return of a crowd favorite — bananas.
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KSNF/KODE — Experts from the Better Business Bureau emphasize that now is the perfect time to prepare for winter weather.
JOPLIN, Mo. — Portions of a busy Newton County highway will see reduced traffic flow this week.
By: Jeremiah Cook
JOPLIN, Mo. — First responders spent Wednesday preparing for the worst-case scenario at the Joplin Regional Airport. A total of 30 first responders took part in a mass casualty training exercise. T…
PITTSBURG, Kan. — “Building the blueprint for the future.” Those are the words Pittsburg State president used to describe how $5 million in federal funds will be used by the school. Dr.…
JOPLIN, Mo. — Halloween may be tomorrow, but plans are already in place for Christmas celebrations. At a special announcement Wednesday morning, Freeman Health System President and CEO Paula Baker …
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NEOSHO, Mo. — With a little more than four days left before the election, several Republican candidates make a stop in Neosho to stump for office. The annual Newton County Republican Party bean fee…
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MISSOURI — The next person to hold Missouri’s top law enforcement post is just one of the choices voters will make at the ballot box next Tuesday. Republican Andrew Bailey has served as attor…
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