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Hear about events coming up at the art museum’s art study club tonight, and at the History Museum on the Square later this month. We’ll also hear the latest in Missouri’s fight over the threat of losing the chiefs and royals to the state of Kansas.

High Tide Theatrical opens Into the Woods with largest cast yet, First Friday Art Walk returns with one venue hosting a photography exhibit showcasing Black Cowboys in America, new music from Ozarks Bella Donna, and we explore the DIY music scene in Springfield.

Hear details of Springfield Public School’s upcoming back to school bash and hearings this week on a rate increase request from liberty utilities. We’ll also hear about heat related illness and how to stay safe as we get into the hottest part of the year.

As more Americans take on no-buy resolutions in 2025, we examine what’s driving this trend and whether it’s helping people build better financial habits.

Hear reporting on a potential ballot measure to help fund an event center in Springfield, news from last night's Christian County Library board meeting and a report from one of this week's hearings on rate increases with Liberty Utilities.

A Springfield Public School official talks about services for kids experiencing homelessness.

Hear information on a meeting tonight kicking off a state audit of Willard and a meeting tomorrow on the future of Branson, and details of an exhibit from Missouri Humanities and the Smithsonian coming to Neosho this month.

Hear about the City of Springfield's response to news that a whites-only intentional community has expressed interest in moving into the region, we’ll also learn about a planned state audit of Willard and a new survey from the Ozarks Alliance to End Homelessness.

Hear updates on plans for storm cleanup in Springfield and about a new book from the regional author of the work that inspired the Pixar movie Cars.

Hear news of a groundbreaking on a new homeless shelter space in Springfield today, an upcoming closure on Sunshine Street and a big rebrand for Springfield based Incredible Pizza Company, we’ll also have state reporting on a special house committee looking at property taxes.