Sarah Kellogg
Former KUAR Politics and Government ReporterSarah Kellogg was a Politics and Government reporter for KUAR from November 2018- August 2021.
Sarah was drawn towards radio reporting her freshman year in college at the University of Missouri in Columbia, where she already knew she wanted to be a journalist. Throughout her junior and senior years, Sarah reported and produced stories for KBIA, the NPR member station in Columbia. She received her bachelor’s of journalism in Radio/Television reporting with an emphasis on radio.
Immediately after graduation, she wanted to get more experience in political reporting so she went back to Mizzou for her master’s in public affairs reporting, where she spent her final semester as the Missouri statehouse reporter for KBIA.
In Arkansas, Sarah put that master’s degree to use, covering the state legislature for KUAR News. She left KUAR to become Statehouse Reporter for St. Louis Public Radio.
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Investigations, citations, arrests and other police actions concerning adult misdemeanor marijuana offenses will be the "lowest law enforcement and…
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A new Arkansas law passed by the legislature with little dissent and signed by the governor in April creates a new tax incentive for the film industry in…
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How does the rate of literacy impact Arkansas and how has the COVID-19 pandemic exposed the need for greater literacy both in children and adults. In the…
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Arkansas' governor announced a challenge Tuesday to raise the state's COVID-19 vaccinated population in the next 90 days.The goal, which Gov. Asa…
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The 2021 session of the Arkansas General Assembly adjourned last week. Lawmakers will return in the fall to consider redistricting and any unfinished…
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In the last moments of the 2021 Arkansas General Legislative Session, which ended early Tuesday after 1 a.m., the legislature managed to pass a bill that…
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A bill that would have eliminated early voting on the day before an Election Day in Arkansas failed in the state House of Representatives on Tuesday, the…
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A bill that could have allowed public and open enrollment charter schools to place limitations on teaching certain aspects about racism failed in a Senate…
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A bill that would have allowed the Arkansas General Assembly to amend voter-approved constitutional amendments by a two-thirds vote of each chamber failed…
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It’s now up to the Arkansas House to consider overriding a veto of a bill that would prohibit local police from enforcing federal gun laws in Arkansas.…