Jonathan Ahl
Jonathan Ahl reports from the Rolla Bureau for St. Louis Public Radio. His duties also include covering central and southern Missouri for Harvest Public Media. Before coming to St. Louis Public Radio in November of 2018, Jonathan was the General Manager for Tri States Public Radio in Macomb, Illinois. He previously was the News Director at Iowa Public Radio and before that at WCBU in Peoria, Illinois. Jonathan has also held reporting positions in central Illinois for public radio stations. Jonathan is originally from the Chicago area. He has a B.A. in Music Theory and Composition from Western Illinois University and an M.A. in Public Affairs Reporting from the University of Illinois at Springfield. He is an avid long distance runner, semi-professional saxophonist and die-hard Chicago Cubs fan.
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Inside a building bigger than two football fields is a project that aims to revolutionize manufacturing in Missouri. -
The partnership between a private company, Missouri S&T and Mid-America Transplant, hopes to reduce times to assess matches for organ donation. -
Bookmark This Bar is looking to create community, giving readers a place to buy books and hang out with like-minded people. -
Citing attacks on funding and access to care, the health care provider is closing its brick-and-mortar location. -
The senator from Missouri said the large military installation with a long history of training soldiers and military law enforcement should be used to help ICE. -
Rolla Public Library is providing a lost-and-found for people who find photos and other personal items in their yards and elsewhere. -
High school and college students, families and neighbors are all pitching in to help clear the debris and start repairing the damage from the tornado that came through town on Friday night. -
The National Forest Service will not release details on the number or job duties of people let go from the Mark Twain and Shawnee National Forests. -
The 399th Army Band is one of four the Army is deactivating as part of restructuring of its forces. That will mean an end to live music at ceremonies on post and in the community. -
Military spouses at Fort Leonard Wood in Missouri’s Ozarks now have a single place where they can go get information, help finding a job or education opportunities and network with other spouses of soldiers.
