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The Community Partnership of the Ozarks program had set a goal of a 5% drop in poverty by 2025.

Springfield Police Chief Paul Williams gives an update on the staffing situation.

MSU Alum Garrett Griffin interviews the people who made it happen – and fought against it – in his new book.

In this episode of Engaging the Community, President Williams talks about what led to the January decision.

We talk with Dr. Gretchen Teague about Devising Original Theatre Springfield and their Fringe Festival, listening room concerts from touring artists, new music from Ray Cardwell and The Matchsellers, murals for teens, 80' and 90's tributes and more!

Host and archivist Haley Frizzle-Green talks about a recent oral history project preserving African American history in the Ozarks.

This morning's news includes reporting on a proposed bill in Missouri that could affect survivors of child sex abuse — and advice for keeping backyard poultry flocks safe from bird flu.

Reporting on the Respect Voters Coalition, the Joplin Sunshine Lamp Trolley and new resources for those facing congestive heart failure.

Hear perspectives from a protest against Project 2025 in Springfield, NPR Member Station KBIA brings us a report on the first legal abortions in Columbia in over five years and more.