Jennifer Moore
News Director & Content CoordinatorAs News Director, Jennifer (on Twitter @jennwritesmoore) oversees news gathering and production for KSMU-Ozarks Public Radio; in her role as Content Coordinator, she makes sure all programs on KSMU, including those produced locally, nationally, and internationally, flow seamlessly over the air. She trains the student reporters and announcers and hosts the monthly program Engaging the Community.
Jennifer hails from West Plains, Missouri, and graduated from the University of Missouri School of Journalism. Her Master's Degree from Missouri State University blended Middle Eastern politics and journalism. She lived in the Persian Gulf for five years and studied at the American University in Cairo. She has received the Excellence in Legal Journalism Award from The Missouri Bar, a national Edward R. Murrow Award for coverage of the Joplin tornado, and the 2013 Honorable Mention for the Toner Prize for Excellence in Political Reporting. In 2019, she was one of 13 American journalists selected as a fellow for the Health Journalism Fellowship in Boston.
She's the author of "Covering Elections for Smaller Newsrooms: A Template," and is always eager to hear story ideas or feedback from community members and listeners.
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The Springfield Daily Citizen's reporting shines a light on two separate incidents involving Taser-related deaths—and asks why the public and media were only informed of one. -
Ron Davis, who was a newspaper reporter when three Springfield women went missing in 1992, revisits the case in his articles for the Springfield Daily Citizen.
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When the Taliban reclaimed power in Afghanistan, Mohammad Reza Hussaini said goodbye to his family and set out in haste for the border of Pakistan. His journey eventually led him to Springfield, Missouri.
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Marty Szigety hopes to clinch yet another marathon medal—his 18th—on Sunday when he competes in the Big Sur International Marathon along the rugged coastline of California.
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Five candidates, including one incumbent, ran for two spots on the school board that directs Missouri's largest school district.
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Spyres will perform at the historic Gillioz Theatre in downtown Springfield March 25 and 26, 2022.
