Preliminary data shows there was a decline in Missouri’s drug overdose deaths in the first half of 2025. A trend that started with declines in 2024.

Hear news of overdose deaths in decline in Missouri an expansion at Citizens Memorial in Bolivar and reporting on candidate filing opening up for the August primary later this year.

The current building, which used to house Calvert's Cafeteria, has parking and maintenance problems, as well as a lack of space.

The Greene County Clerk's Office has information in person and online for those who wish to file.

Legislation passed by the Missouri House on Monday would remove the requirement for noncommercial vehicles over 10 years old or with more than 150,000 miles to have an inspection every two years.

The shows fuel the economy, enrich culture and create student opportunity, according to the hall's associate director Josh Inmon.

Hear reporting on an expansion of Arc of the Ozarks, news of a federal judge’s ruling on the legal status of no chance gaming machines in Missouri and the latest on a petition to stop eminent domain proceedings against the Hotel of Terror in Springfield.

More than 1.35 billion individuals were affected in 2024 by data compromises, according to statista.com.

The apartment building on E. Jefferson near downtown is owned by Millennia Housing based in Ohio.

The Springfield Youth Symphony String Quartet becomes the first ensemble to perform inside the Arts News studio as the group prepares for its upcoming trip to New York City and Carnegie Hall. We also talk with DOTS, Devising Original Theatre Springfield, about its Fringe Festival, the March 1 submission deadline, and the organization’s growth. The Aetos Center brings Rock and bluegrass to Nixa. Plus, a Sound Check segment with Jess Balisle and Joe Dillstrom.