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Ozark SchoolsAs the Ozark School District sees less debt and rising operation costs, residents will vote on rerouting money from the district's debt service fund to its operating fund.
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image courtesy City of El Dorado Springs.Kaitlyn McConnell of Ozarks Alive will produce the series for KSMU, with funding from Missouri Humanities. The first episode premieres this Wednesday.
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Hear local and regional news, including coverage of funding for CASA programs based in Southwest Missouri and the latest numbers on unemployment in the state. -
Data from the U.S Drought Mitigation Center reveals most Missouri is out of a drought — but how does the excess water impact planting and harvesting this summer? -
Springfield city officials are asking the public to weigh in. -
Tim Wolters is director of reimbursement at Citizens Memorial Hospital in Bolivar. -
In this episode, Djene speaks to Alex Hochuli about the Francis Fukuyama ‘End of History’ thesis. -
Already facing a difficult financial future, the state would have to choose whether to continue services or reduce spending for Medicaid, food aid and other programs. -
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Hear reporting on Gov. Kehoe's 2026 Missouri State budget and vetoes made that will affect local nonprofits. We'll also hear about Missouri's maternal mortality report, anecdotal vs. scientific evidence of the disappearance of fireflies, a bill on invasive species waiting for the governor's signature and a lawsuit about how the State plans to spend money on private school vouchers.
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Some people are concerned after claiming to see fewer fireflies at night. -
The bill bans the sale of six invasive plant species in the state.
