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Michele SkalickyThe campaign encourages people to donate to nonprofits helping the unsheltered community rather than giving one-time donations to individuals. -
Noah Taborda/KCUR 89.3Medicaid policy experts say anticipated changes to Medicaid eligibility requirements are already having a chilling effect, particularly among immigrants. Jackson County leaders are trying to get the word out so as many people as possible can keep their coverage.
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Southwest Missouri native Gina Keltner talks about her tenure at the Grand Ole Opry, we speak with the founder of the High Lonesome Music Festival and one of the performers, hear music from Justin Larkin and Baang, and hear poetry from Jessica Allen. -
City Council approved placing the amendments on the ballot at its August 10 meeting. -
Besides academics, housing and dining set the tone for a student's overall college experience. -
Patti Steel performs on KSMU Studio Live with Justin Larkin on August 14, 2026. -
The changes go into effect on August 28 — three days after many public schools resume class for the new year. -
MoDOT is evaluating roadways before deciding which ones can have higher speed limits. -
Cole County Circuit Judge Daniel Green ruled quickly in the case that will ultimately be decided by the Missouri Supreme Court. -
The Highlonesome Music Festival returns to Dockley Ranch near Ava for four days of live music, camping, storytelling, musical forest, film festival and more. -
Violet Hensley, the legendary Ozarks musician and fiddle maker known as the "Whittlin' Fiddler," has died. She was 109 when she died Aug. 7. -
