Jennifer Moore
As the Journalist-in-Residence at Missouri State University, Jennifer teaches undergraduate and graduate students, oversees a semester-long, team reporting project, and contributes weekly stories to KSMU Radio in the area of public affairs journalism.
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The Springfield-Greene County Health Department, which reports weekly death counts from COVID-19, had some encouraging data to share Wednesday: last...
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In this month's Engaging the Community , KSMU's Jennifer Moore talks with MSU President Clif Smart about the university's winning football season and...
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Ozarks Healthcare says it will host COVID-19 vaccination clinics administering the Moderna vaccine at no cost to participants on Tuesday and Wednesday...
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Rachael Ingram, a cellular and molecular biology major at Missouri State University, fielded questions outside. Members of the Missouri National Guard...
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The COVID-19 vaccine "mega-event" taking place on the Missouri State University campus Thursday and Friday is available to walk-in participants....
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Election results from the April 6, 2021 municipal elections in Greene County are posted here . In Springfield, voters decided on four City Council seats...
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UPDATE: event organizers announced Wednesday that walk-ins will be accepted at the event. Appointments are encouraged, and will expedite the process,...
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In our latest Sense of Community Series, "New Hobbies," we hear from Ava resident Matt Overcast, who has learned to grow gourmet mushrooms. You can...
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"This is new for me, doing the pressure canning," said Karen Allcorn, who works as a speech implementor for Ava Public Schools in Douglas County....
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Our Sense of Community Series, "New Hobbies," continues with this story of a Springfield man, Rick Taylor, who has taken his woodworking hobby to a...