Laine Cibulskis
KBIA Student ReporterLaine Cibulskis is a second-year student at the University of Missouri studying journalism and economics, with an emphasis on data and investigative reporting. Her work focuses on health, climate and politics. In 2024, she plans to expand her reporting career in Washington D.C. and Brussels, Belgium, and will return to KBIA in 2025. Outside of the newsroom, Laine enjoys hiking and writing poetry. Originally from Bolingbrook, Illinois, Laine hopes to pursue data, investigative and radio journalism following graduation. You can reach her at lainecibulskis@gmail.com.
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KBIA's Laine Cibulskis sat down with Charlie Nilon, the Black Faculty and Staff representative on the University of Missouri faculty council, about the 14% explained pay gap in the report. -
The Green Party's presidential candidate spoke in Columbia about a platform for civil liberties, peace, public health and a third-party system. -
The Environmental Protection Agency says old pipes, broken or made of lead, need major upgrades. -
Columbia advocates gather in a vigil, urging that 'Killing is wrong for all people, and for the state as well.' -
Former First Ward City Council Member Nick Knoth was recalled Tuesday night after taking a job that sparked controversy with First Ward residents. -
It’s Our Wild Nature is working on restoring their land by the Hinkson Creek River to its natural, pre-colonial state. -
Climate advocacy groups critique how the City of Columbia has addressed the climate crisis. -
The CDC case counts are reported weekly by doctors - 83 COVID cases in were reported in Boone County at the end of January, down 115 cases from the last week of December.
