In this segment of "Sense of Community: Climate Change in the Ozarks" you'll hear how things like roads, sidewalks and utility infrastructure are being impacted by flooding and stronger storms.

In this segment of the KSMU Sense of Community Series, "Climate Change in the Ozarks," we look at how two Springfield organizations — City Utilities and Watershed —are prioritizing environmentally friendly solutions in the face of climate change.

In this segment of "Sense of Community: Climate Change in the Ozarks," we speak with a local farmer about how more volatile weather is affecting his work and talk to local researchers working to help growers adapt.

In this segment of "Sense of Community: Climate Change in the Ozarks," we look at how more intense rains are causing more flooding and depositing nutrients in our waterways and how some are looking to mitigate algal blooms fueled by those nutrients.

The 27th Cider Days will offer familiar and new experiences for guests.

In this segment of "Sense of Community: Climate Change in the Ozarks," we talk with Roddy Rogers, who is leading an effort to secure future water rights for much of southwest Missouri.

In this segment of "Sense of Community: Climate Change in the Ozarks," we look at what local workers are doing to try to stay safe as we experience hotter highs in the summertime.

A rural art exhibit highlights war artifacts connected to the Ozarks, new music from Willioh and Roxie & the Moon King, the Moxie celebrates 20 years, remembering Tom Shipley, and more!

In this segment of "Sense of Community: Climate Change in the Ozarks," you'll hear how the changes we're seeing are impacting birds and butterflies.

Hear reporting on the latest production from a local theatre group of actors over the age of 55, news of a statement from Springfield area State Rep Jeremy Dean following a Missouri House Ethics inquiry that was announced this week and a ribbon has been cut on a trend setting indoor athletics facility in Nixa.