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Molly Parker

Molly Parker

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Midwest Public Service Reporter, Lee Enterprises

Carbondale

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Gender US history pop culture women’s history politics

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I didn't cover the Sports and Music news.

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Total articles 2516

  • State Week: International college students face an uncertain future

    By Sean Crawford Verified, Molly Parker Verified, Jackson Brandhorst| NPR Illinois Verified The Trump Administration is focusing on higher education, from freezing federal dollars to demanding the end of diversity programs. Now, the battle includes international students. Many have received notice their visas are being terminated and they face deportation. In most instances, colleges and universities are unsure what to do about it. We discuss the impact this is having and what it could mean going forward. Host Sean Crawford is joined by Professor Emeritus Charlie Wheeler.

    By Sean Crawford Verified, Molly Parker Verified, Jackson Brandhorst · NPR Illinois

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • Homeschool bill stalls in Illinois House

    By Molly Parker Verified, Beth Hundsdorfer Verified| Commercial News Verified A bill that would tighten homeschooling regulations in Illinois missed a key deadline Friday, April 11. But its sponsor, Rep. Terra Costa Howard, said it’s still alive — and she’s working on changes recommended by fellow lawmakers to get it passed. “We recognize that there’s some more changes that need to be made and so we want to be respectful of the process,” Costa Howard, D-Glen Ellyn, told Capitol News Illinois. “I want to pass a bill that we can be proud of.

    By Molly Parker Verified, Beth Hundsdorfer Verified · Commercial News

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • State Week: International college students face an uncertain future

    By Sean Crawford Verified, Molly Parker Verified, Jackson Brandhorst| NPR Illinois Verified The Trump Administration is focusing on higher education, from freezing federal dollars to demanding the end of diversity programs. Now, the battle includes international students. Many have received notice their visas are being terminated and they face deportation. In most instances, colleges and universities are unsure what to do about it. We discuss the impact this is having and what it could mean going forward. Host Sean Crawford is joined by Professor Emeritus Charlie Wheeler.

    By Sean Crawford Verified, Molly Parker Verified, Jackson Brandhorst · NPR Illinois

    Apr. 18, 2025

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Company Info

Lee Enterprises

Lee Enterprises, Inc. is a media company based in Davenport, Iowa, founded in 1890 and incorporated in 1950. It operates as a digital-first subscription platform, providing trusted local news, advertising, and marketing services to 77 mid-sized communities across the U.S. The company emphasizes revenue growth, readership improvement, local news focus, digital expansion, and cost control. Lee Enterprises offers digital subscriptions for real-time news through websites and mobile apps, along with print publications such as the *St. Louis Post-Dispatch* and *The Buffalo News*. It also provides advertising solutions, including targeted digital ads and print placements, catering primarily to local advertisers and consumers. The company focuses on delivering hyperlocal news coverage and community-specific advertising, ensuring high-quality journalism for its audiences.

Davenport, Iowa, United States

+1 563-383-2200

Founded: 1890