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Pepi Wallace, a social worker in the McKinney-Vento office at SPS, discusses challenges students with unstable housing face.

Hear reporting on bills passed by the Missouri legislature in opposition to parts of Prop A and Amendment 3 which were passed by voters in November. We’ll hear more on Springfield’s new city manager and an upcoming motorcycle safety course.

Chemicals produced by life have been discovered in atmosphere of exoplanet K2-18b.

High Tide Theatrical opens their production of Hair; we hear from Tiny Desk musicians, a youth bluegrass competition, a Bob Marley tribute; we talk with the president of the Ozarks Film co-op, and the Springfield Symphony Orchestra wraps their 90th season.

Hear reporting on property value assessments in Greene County, a conversation with Springfield’s new city manager about his priorities including mental wellness, a celebration of Springfield's Salvation Army’s 135th anniversary and reporting from St. Louis Public Radio on public responses to Missouri legislation seeking to reverse parts of Proposition A and Amendment 3. That and more.

MSU Interim Provost Dr. Tamara Jahnke said the cuts will change how they do things at the university.

Coverage of a senate hearing for Billy Long after his nomination to IRS Commissioner, reporting on the dedication of a new Springfield Community Garden by members of the Osage Nation and coverage of a library program on the Ozarks Gay and Lesbian Archive.

Host Kelly McGowan speaks with Sadia Blattert about using native plants in gardens and landscaping

Hear reporting on storm damage at the grant beach pool in Springfield, an affordable housing development in Joplin, the decision not to remove fluoride from water in Rolla and the latest from the fallout of last week’s storm in St. Louis.

How are chemicals related to life?