Ozarks Lyric Opera teams up with a local author and musician to create “Dream Big,” a story about Ella Kate Ewing, aka “The Missouri Giantess,” Live From Downtown returns for its second season, Episode 6 of “The Life and Times of Curtis Lee,” Central Springfield Community Choir’s upcoming pops concert, Western swing music at The Shrine, and Soundcheck with Little Jones.

Lost & Found, a local organization that provides professional grief support services, has created a list of methods for managing grief during the upcoming holidays.

For the first time since 2017, the legislature's annual appropriation for public education stays the same instead of increasing.

Burlison and 10 colleagues have written a letter to two top officials in Washington D.C. claiming the National Academies of Science, Engineering and Medicine has been "the victim of ideological capture."

Hear State reporting on a hack of the virtual learning app canvas that is impacting the University of Missouri system and a special report from an event in Nixa celebrating future teachers.

Nonperishable food can be left by the mailbox to be given to those facing hunger.

The district held a signing this week for seniors who plan to study education after they graduate this spring.

Included in the budget is $4.2 billion for the K-12 public school foundation formula, more than $376 million in school transportation funding and $60 million for the state's private school voucher program.

From May 7-9, the Western Swing Music Society of the Southwest will host a weekend of music and dancing to benefit young musicians at the Shrine Mosque in Downtown Springfield.

This month Djene and Patrick speak with Stuart Hinds, Curator of Special Collections and Archives at the Miller Nichols Library, about the Gay and Lesbian Archive of Mid-America.