Rachel Schnelle
Missouri Feature ReporterRachel Schnelle is a Feature Reporter for KRPS. Originally from Southwest Missouri, she has almost three years of experience working at Midwest Public Radio stations - covering healthcare, community-driven stories, and politics. In 2022, she graduated from the University of Missouri School of Journalism.
She can be reached by email at @rschnelle@pittstate.edu
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Addressing homelessness has been a top priority for Joplin city officials
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Monday's town hall was the seventh of eight on Gov. Kelly's People's Budget Tour. -
More than 12% of residents in Southwest Missouri and Southeast Kansas rely on food support every month. Local organizations and food pantries are working to fill the gap. -
The four commissioners issued stern statements regarding the findings of the hearings and the Office of Public Counsel investigations. -
Lamar voters approve ½ cent sales tax to tear down existing aquatic center and construct a new facility. -
In Kansas, state law requires polling places to open at 7:00 a.m. and close at 7:00 p.m. on election day. And in Missouri, polling places open at 6:00 a.m. and remain open until 7:00 p.m. Click here to find your polling place. -
The gray bat was discovered in only one part of Kansas. -
Military Veteran and part-time law enforcement deputy, D.J. Perry is running for a seat on the City Commission of Pittsburg, Kansas. He's canvassed around the city as part of his campaign. He said its been a rewarding experience. -
Mickey Painter is the only incumbent candidate running for USD 250 Board of Education. He’s served on the board for eight years. He’s a veterinarian and long-time resident for Pittsburg, Kansas. -
J.J. Karlinger is running for a seat on the USD 250 Board of Education. He’s a detective for the Frontenac Police Department, a father and a graduate of Pittsburg High School and Middle School. He says his job as a sergeant detective helps him keep an open mind in everything he does.
