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Briana O'Higgins

Dallas, Kansas City
As seen in: KERA-TV (Dallas, TX), KCUR-FM (Kansas City, MO), KBIA-FM (Columbia, MO)
Chief of Staff @KERAtx + @KERAnews. Audience-first. Data-driven. 🍕+🚵‍♀️+📻+📰+📺. Retweets not always endorsements.
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KCUR's Alex Smith Wins National Award For Excellence In Health Care Journalism

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By Briana O'Higgins
| KCUR-FM (Kansas City, MO) Verified
Published April 8, 2021 at 12:13 PM CDT Luke X. Martin / KCUR 89.3 KCUR's Alex Smith, pictured here in 2017. KCUR health reporter Alex Smith has garnered a second-place award for beat reporting from the Association of Health Care Journalists, one of the premier health reporting organizations in the country.
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How Troost Became A Major Divide In Kansas City

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By Briana O'Higgins
| KCUR-FM (Kansas City, MO) Verified
Published March 27, 2014 at 9:26 AM CDT Eds note: This look at the Troost corridor is  part of KCUR's months-long examination of how geographic borders affect our daily lives in Kansas City. KCUR will go Beyond Our Bordersand spark a community conversation through social outreach and innovative journalism. We will share the history of these lines, how the borders affect the current Kansas City experience and what’s being done to bridge or dissolve them.
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Serving Your Audience on Social Media in the Time of COVID-19

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By Briana O'Higgins
| greaterpublic.org
COVID-19 has driven record numbers of people out of public spaces and into their homes to work alone on laptops, try home-schooling their kids, or just make it through the day without feeling isolated. This protective “social distancing” also means many are turning to social media in search of information, inspiration, and connection. And your organization’s outreach on these platforms presents an essential opportunity to serve your audience in new ways.
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