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The city's Planning & Zoning Commission meets this week. They'll look at potential definitions for data centers. They'll also consider extending the city's moratorium.
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Hear a preview of data center items on the Springfield Planning and Zoning Commission agenda this week, hear about a groundbreaking at Springfield's new child advocacy center building and plans to repair two bridges in downtown Springfield.
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The Asian elephant toddler is among the first calves to receive an experimental mRNA vaccine targeting EEHV, a disease with a high mortality rate in young elephants.
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Amendment 7 would ask the state to invest money for generations in hopes of one day eliminating state taxes.
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The interviews will air on both KSMU and OPT in October and will be available through the IVC partner organizations' websites and social media platforms.
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Four proposed changes to the City of Springfield's charter will be before voters in November.
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Hear reporting on potential changes to the Springfield City Charter that will be before voters this November , and hear about newspaper publisher Eric Meyer visiting Springfield for a talk this week, the Kansas based publisher of the Marion County Record was notoriously raided by his local police in 2023.
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The district recently launched the planning process and will hold two public meetings this month.
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Eric Meyer will speak at the Library Center in Springfield on October 14 at 7 p.m.
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Springfield Symphony Orchestra honors the late Dolly Parton, Mosaic Arts Collective brings “Jesus Christ Superstar” to the Historic Fox Theatre, Soundcheck with Drifter's Mile, The Shandies release their fourth studio album and we look at the Community Focus Report's take on arts in the Ozarks.
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Louis Medlock is working on the nature-themed sculpture now and expects to finish it soon.
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Hear news of Missouri state University's response to a staff person being detained by ICE this week, a preview of West Plains' Ozarks Heritage Festival and state reporting on the future of nuclear power in Missouri.