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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The new degrees will help fill the growing demand for skilled distribution and logistics professional jobs. -
For the last five years, residents and elected officials have mulled over the best solution for the 100-year-old failing building. -
Rachel joined the KRPS staff in January and while she works in journalism today she started out her career path wanting to be a baker. -
The interactive and dynamic safety town experience was the first of its kind in Southwest Missouri. -
Last week, Dr. Thomas Newsom started his role as Pittsburg State University’s 11th President. He told KRPS he's approachable and wants to make sure students have a place they can be successful. -
The future facility will house the PSU Police Department and collaborative workspaces for federal, state, and local law enforcement. -
The All Things Considered host and Kansas City native spoke with KRPS’s Raegan Neufeld and Rachel Schnelle about how NPR’s coverage impacts listeners. -
The tentative schedule for the nearly 17,000-square-foot expansion is for late 2026. -
Residents and leaders in Southeast Kansas county are against the move for renewables, despite almost half of the state having solar or wind energy. -
Greenfield, Missouri was one of U.S Representative Alford’s stops in his week long Town Hall Tour. Alford currently serves Missouri's 4th Congressional District.
