Editor-In-Chief And Missouri State Editor
Amos Bridges is the Editor-in-Chief and Missouri State Editor at the Springfield News-Leader. He focuses on both individual and team sports, bringing a comprehensive perspective to sports journalism in the Ozarks. Amos has been featured in prominent outlets including Yahoo News, Times Record, and MSN.
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By: Amos Bridges
The proposal to repeal the state income tax would give legislators broad authority to add or raise sales taxes on goods and services to compensate.
In-depth and breaking Springfield, Mo., news, covering crime, politics, education and watchdog reporting for the Ozarks and Southwest Missouri
By: Amos Bridges
Springfield News-Leader reporter Marta Mieze is among four Missouri journalists receiving the William E. James Outstanding Young Journalist award.
City Utilities' outage map was only working intermittently, but showed more than 37,000 customers without power at 8 p.m.
This free style guide is being shared with the community, including students, teachers, bloggers and anyone with a passion for writing.
The subject line of the email said, "What if..." Editor Amos Bridges explains how a weekly column about poetry found a place in the Sunday newspaper.
As Poetry from Daily Life draws to a close, News-Leader editor Amos Bridges weighs in on the virtue of short and to the point.
Political endorsements for candidates running in the April 2 election must be submitted no later than March 24 to be considered.
News-Leader editor Amos Bridges addresses the publication of an online story erroneously announcing a Springfield — Missouri — Trader Joe's.
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