The collaboration between the museum and Missouri State University aims to improve access.

Eden Animal Haven received a grant from the ASPCA.

Researchers “wrangled” more than 50 snapping turtles this summer to test their blood and waste, said Dr. Sharon Deem.

The iconic caboose was relocated due to flooding.

Hear news of another area community stepping away from Flock automated license plate reader cameras, reporting on Springfield's Help Starts Here campaign to address panhandling and a roundup of Missouri State sports as the schoolyear gets underway.

The campaign encourages people to donate to nonprofits helping the unsheltered community rather than giving one-time donations to individuals.

Medicaid 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.

The decision follows concerns about Flock cameras raised by Willard residents.

The court will take up the cases in early September.

The Board of Public Utilities approved proposed rate schedules Thursday. Rate increases must be approved by Springfield City Council.