KSMU speaks with the founder of the Conservatory and a student involved in the upcoming concert about a performance that goes beyond the music.

Communications Director Nicole Chilton takes KSMU to the museum grounds to discuss a new event held every second Saturday from April through October.

Astronomers hunt for nearly metal-free ancient stars.

Hear a profile of the Missouri Job Center, news of a far-reaching criminal justice bill signed into law by Gov Kehoe this week and a preview of an event tonight from Springfield's Alzheimer's Association.

Route 66 turns 100 in April 2026, and it was born in Springfield. The famed Mother Road has had a significant impact — from the past to today — on culture, both local and beyond.

The measure would have set property tax rates for primary residences at the 2024 rate indefinitely.

Hear results from yesterday's local elections.

Entomologist Tad Yankoski shares insight on the insects you're likely to see this time of year, including wasps, ticks, ladybugs, bees and stink bugs.

The election on Tuesday, April 7 included races and issues across the county.

This was the second vote on the increase, which failed in November.