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West Plains Civic CenterThe Gallery at the West Plains Civic Center, in collaboration with the Harlin Museum, presents an exhibit featuring artifacts from U.S. wars and their impact on Ozarks residents. Reporter Jimmy Rea spoke with curator Cleo Cochram about her role in the program and how the arts help rural communities thrive. -
givannacco/PixabayLegislation banning cellphone in schools was approved during the last Missouri legislative session.
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During a lunch session of Springfield's City Council Tuesday, Councilmember Horton reflected on a recent compromise reached by Mayor Jeff Schrag and Councilmember Craig Hosmer. She hopes it can be a teachable moment. -
Hear reporting from the ribbon cutting on new classrooms at Field elementary in Springfield yesterday and a look at how Springfield’s City Council reached a compromise after recent disagreements over business licenses and property taxes. We will also have reporting on recent drought conditions in Missouri and a Missouri House Ethics investigation into local Representative Jeremy Dean. -
Musical and life partners Roxie & the Moon King have new music and they celebrate its release with other musical minds at Tie and Timber on Thursday September 18th, 2025 -
The new space will help make room for Pershing students who will move to Field and Wilder next school year. -
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The senator from Missouri said the large military installation with a long history of training soldiers and military law enforcement should be used to help ICE. -
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Hear reporting on haunted history tours in Springfield and the MSU public affairs conference, news from Columbia, Missouri where a Palestinian student group is moving forward with a lawsuit against Mizzou and reporting on Sen. Josh Hawley's proposal that ICE agents train at Ft. Leonard Wood.
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The Missouri NAACP sued to block lawmakers from meeting in a special session. Now that the special session has concluded, the lawsuit has become moot, the attorney for the state said. -
State Sen. Lincoln Hough voted against efforts to end debate on gerrymandering and initiative petition bills — and was swiftly removed as chair of the Senate Appropriations Committee.
