Lilley Halloran

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Public Media Journalists Association Award-Winner

2023 Student News Feature, 2nd Place

Shrimp in Missouri? These farmers are raising fresh seafood far from the ocean

Other Award-Winning Reporting

‘Moving the needle’: Behind Missouri’s effort to tackle maternity care deserts

3rd place, Best Health Story, Missouri Press Association (2025)

Volunteers gather signatures to put abortion rights on the ballot in Missouri, but face challenges

Finalist, Radio In-Depth Reporting, Society of Professional Journalists (Midwest, 2024)

Lincoln University students, alumni demand mental health support, accountability from university leadership

2nd place, Best Breaking News Coverage, Missouri Broadcasters Association (2024)

Featured Reporting

Mizzou’s Black student population fell faster than others after 2015 protests, data shows

In-depth local reporting with community impact

Most veterinarians are women, but they still face sexism in rural areas where they’re most needed

Produced for Harvest Public Media

Canning is the new, old-fashioned way home cooks are preserving food — and an American tradition

Produced for Harvest Public Media, aired on Here & Now

KBIA

Fate of Columbia man in ICE custody takes a toll on his supporters

Were limits aimed at Columbia police review board? Some say no, seek change

How Columbia’s boards and commissions help tackle citizen concerns

Morning Newscast for December 8, 2025

Morning Newscast for December 1, 2025

Morning Newscast for November 17, 2025

American Chemical Society

Headline Science – Saliva’s hidden powers

Headline Science – New insights into 400-year-old chemistry demo

Columbia Missourian

MizzouRec wheelchair basketball star competes to join national team

Missouri health advocates call for more education, funding for maternal mental health

Columbia’s Food Bank Market celebrates one year, expansion of community resources

More from the Missourian

St. Louis Public Radio

Hundreds of miles from the ocean, St. Louis Aquarium finds ways to celebrate Shark Week

St. Louis urged to invest in comprehensive solutions to youth violence

Embarrassing photos of St. Louis high schoolers spread on Instagram. Schools can’t stop it

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