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Film FoundrySpringfield Ballet announces its new season; The Gillioz hosts The Rising Revisited, a reimagining of Bruce Springsteen's post-9/11 album; the Film Foundry hosts a filmmakers showcase; a new book explores the history of the Springfield Art Museum; and we pay tribute to the great Dolly Parton. -
Hear reporting on a new book on the Springfield Art Museum, new laws going into effect in Missouri today, and news of a new project from the Missouri Independent looking political action committee spending in the state. As well as information on the next public session on data centers in Springfield.
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Associate producer of talent Gina Keltner reflects on her life and work in country music. -
Executive director Kyler Dibben and co-artistic director José Soares reflect on the school's success. -
Hear about a town hall this weekend on the issue of tenants' rights to counsel organized by Springfield Tenants Unite, we'll have news of protestors detained at the Greene County jail yesterday and a preview of public forums on data centers in Springfield and Christian County today. -
Hear the latest in plans for a new police building and data center codes in Ozark, reporting on the "Handle with Care" program in Nixa and news that the Springfield Cardinals will be changing their name.
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The town hall is set for 3 p.m. Saturday at Resurrection Church. -
Nixa Police and Schools have been part of the program for four years. -
The bears are 2-0 over for the season. -
Springfield City Council is considering an ordinance to enter into a Torch Relay agreement. -
Ozark P&Z met Monday. They considered amendments adding data center guidelines to city codes and a new Finley River Neighborhood District Plan that includes a site for a new city police department headquarters. -
Hear reporting on the transfer of the History Museum on the Square's archives to Missouri State, news that Springfield may be a part of the 2028 Olympic torch relay and we hear about a piece of Ozarks history that has a new home in Ozark.
