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Alex Cox

Alex Cox

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News Producer, KCOU-FM (Columbia, MO)

Columbia

Biography

I'm Alex Cox, a radio journalist with expertise in data and investigative work. I currently work as a metro reporter for WRKF/WWNO.

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politics , health

Doesn’t Cover

consumer, health

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Content

Total articles 123

  • Protest breaks out at House hearing on abortion

    By Alex Cox| Views of the News@ Last year, Amendment 3 legalized abortion in the state of Missouri. This year, Republicans in the Missouri legislature have mounted a persistent effort to change the law once more. A hearing Wednesday was the most recent in a series of attempts. The Republicans in the House Children and Families committee rushed a resolution to the floor late Wednesday night. The resolution was heard for the first time, and on the same day, voted on in committee, with limited public testimony.

    By Alex Cox · Views of the News

    Apr. 10, 2025

  • Several Mid-Missouri mayor seats change hands

    By Alex Cox| Views of the News@ Many smaller Missouri cities elected new mayors Tuesday night. The City of Lake Ozark was always going to have a new mayor as the incumbent did not run for re-election. Local business owner David Ridgely won easily, capturing nearly three-quarters of the votes cast. Ridgely said in a Facebook post that his biggest priority is improving the roads in the tourism-heavy city.

    By Alex Cox · Views of the News

    Apr. 09, 2025

  • Protest breaks out at House hearing on abortion

    By Alex Cox| Views of the News@ Last year, Amendment 3 legalized abortion in the state of Missouri. This year, Republicans in the Missouri legislature have mounted a persistent effort to change the law once more. A hearing Wednesday was the most recent in a series of attempts. The Republicans in the House Children and Families committee rushed a resolution to the floor late Wednesday night. The resolution was heard for the first time, and on the same day, voted on in committee, with limited public testimony.

    By Alex Cox · Views of the News

    Apr. 10, 2025

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Company Info

KCOU-FM (Columbia, MO)

Columbia, Missouri, United States

'+1 573-882-5720