Peggy Lowe, KCUR 89.3

Investigations editor

Peggy Lowe is Harvest Public Media's investigations editor. Her work has been featured on NPR’s Morning Edition, All Things Considered, Here & Now, and Latino USA. Before her return to the Midwest in 2011, she was a multimedia producer and writer at The Orange County Register in Southern California. Until 2005, she was in Denver, where she was a reporter for the late, great Rocky Mountain News, the Denver Post, KBCO and the Associated Press. Lowe was the Mike Wallace Fellow for Investigative Reporting at the University of Michigan in 2008-2009.

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Watching Our Water | Cities Cope with Polluted Ag Runoff, Create Their Own Pollution, Too

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PeggyLowe,KCUR89.3

Investigations editor

Stories by Peggy Lowe, KCUR 89.3

Melesa Johnson Wins Democratic Primary for Jackson County Prosecutor: ‘It’s Time for Change’

Whether Johnson wins or loses in the general, Jackson County will elect its first Black female prosecutor in November. She faces Republican Tracey Chappel in November. The winner will take over for prosecutor Jean Peters Baker, who did not run for reelection.

Hundreds of Kansas Citians Are Shot Each Year and Survive. Families Pick Up the Pieces

Since 2015, shootings in Kansas City that leave a survivor are rising slightly — meaning more families are struggling with the physical and mental wounds they cause.

FBI has Investigated Kansas City, Kansas, Police for Decades, but Prosecution of Bad Cops is Rare

One FBI effort was dubbed 'Tarnished Star'

Watching Our Water | Cities Cope with Polluted Ag Runoff, Create Their Own Pollution, Too

5 Big Questions About The U.S. Senate’s GMO Label Bill

Dangerous Jobs, Cheap Meat | Working ‘The Chain,’ Slaughterhouse Workers Face Life-Long Injuries

USDA’s MIDAS Computer Program Tarnished; Overdue, Over Budget

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Green Bean Casserole Is A Midwestern Holiday Classic Born Back East

My Farm Roots: Farm kids’ big life lesson

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PeggyLowe,KCUR89.3

Investigations editor

Stories by Peggy Lowe, KCUR 89.3

Melesa Johnson Wins Democratic Primary for Jackson County Prosecutor: ‘It’s Time for Change’

Whether Johnson wins or loses in the general, Jackson County will elect its first Black female prosecutor in November. She faces Republican Tracey Chappel in November. The winner will take over for prosecutor Jean Peters Baker, who did not run for reelection.

Hundreds of Kansas Citians Are Shot Each Year and Survive. Families Pick Up the Pieces

Since 2015, shootings in Kansas City that leave a survivor are rising slightly — meaning more families are struggling with the physical and mental wounds they cause.

FBI has Investigated Kansas City, Kansas, Police for Decades, but Prosecution of Bad Cops is Rare

One FBI effort was dubbed 'Tarnished Star'

Watching Our Water | Cities Cope with Polluted Ag Runoff, Create Their Own Pollution, Too

5 Big Questions About The U.S. Senate’s GMO Label Bill

Dangerous Jobs, Cheap Meat | Working ‘The Chain,’ Slaughterhouse Workers Face Life-Long Injuries

USDA’s MIDAS Computer Program Tarnished; Overdue, Over Budget

What’s eating you about energy and food production?

Share your questions with Harvest Public Media

Green Bean Casserole Is A Midwestern Holiday Classic Born Back East

My Farm Roots: Farm kids’ big life lesson

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