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Requisition Id:  4156  Salary: $51,696.00 - $64,512.00   Salary Grade:  S8   Job Location:   Central Reg Office & Research Ctr (COLUM2)  Closing Date: January 4, 2026   Our Culture: The Missouri Department of Conservation supports a culture of trusted professionals that is dedicated to our mission, responsible stewards, and believe in One MDC.   To learn more about the job, feel free to contact the hiring supervisor, James A Barton at Jamie.Barton@mdc.mo.gov or at573 8157901x2882, during regular business hours. We would love to hear from you! Summary/Objective Administer, maintain, and manage the forested resources and wildlife habitat on urban and rural landscapes in Missouri including work on Conservation Areas and assistance to private landowners.  Essential Job Duties Administers state grants/cost sharing programs related to urban tree planting/care region wide. Develops urban tree planting and community...

ABOUT US The Federal Public Defender for the Eastern District of Missouri is a law firm operating under the authority of Title 18, United States Code, Section 3006A(g)(2)(A), providing legal representation to people accused of federal crimes who cannot afford to hire a private attorney. We represent the accused at all stages of criminal proceedings - from arrest through trial and appeal, including appeals to the U.S. Supreme Court. Our team works together to uphold every person's right to be presumed innocent, to have a fair trial, to mitigation, and, if convicted, to have a fair sentence. Our defense is vigorous, both at trial and on appeal. We advocate for humane sentences through client-centered representation, honoring an individual’s life experience. THE OPPORTUNITY We seek an Assistant Federal Public Defender to join our main office in Saint Louis, Missouri. The Assistant Federal Public Defender position primarily involves legal representation of indigent persons...

The Star is looking for a high-energy, self-starting Missouri Politics Insider who can help our readers make sense of how everyday life in Kansas City is shaped by decisions made in the Missouri state government.  This is not a traditional statehouse beat. This reporter will focus on the people who live, work, study and raise families in Kansas City and how they are impacted by decisions made by the Missouri state government. You’ll connect the dots between state policy and the issues Kansas Citians talk about every day — from schools and safety to jobs, housing and health. You’ll be expected to spend time outside the Capitol as much as inside it, listening to what readers are asking and revealing how state government affects their communities. You’ll find compelling stories that show the real-world effects of legislation, regulation and leadership decisions, and you’ll produce journalism that brings those issues home. This reporter will also keep a close eye on the...