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Roxie & the Moon King will be on Studio Live on Friday, April 11, 2025 from 12-1 pm. Then join us at Mother's Brewing Company from 6-8 pm that night for Studio Live Social Hour.

Hear a brief on some issues on ballots in the region today, reporting on plans for the Noble Hill Landfill, news of a public health award for outgoing Springfield Mayor Ken McClure and a bill removing the capital gains tax is moving through the Missouri Legislature.

The Community Partnership of the Ozarks purchased the building at 809 N. Campbell in Springfield last year for $1.7 million.

If you or someone you know is having suicidal thoughts, call 988, the national Suicide and Crisis Lifeline.

Host and archivist Haley Frizzle-Green celebrates National Women's Poetry Month with a look at the Gasconade Writers' Guild and their anthology from the early 40s.

As KSMU looks at 20 years of the Community Focus Report, we focus this month on crime and those working to combat it.

Hear reporting on the status of a State Board of Education appointment with local connections and a new Missouri law governing ballot issues. We’ll also have a preview of the Springfield Earth Day Festival and news of a report ranking charitable generosity in Missouri.

Jin J. X Group releases an Afro-Futurist Odyssey aka a country album, Narnia Faire invites folks to step through the wardrobe with a local immersive event, Springfield Contemporary Theatre opens the production POTUS with an all female cast, a rural symphony orchestra concert, dance music, casting call for senior actors, and more!

Hubble spots ultra diffuse galaxy with unusual star formations.

Reporting on a Route 66 centennial celebration announcement from Gov. Mike Kehoe yesterday, news from James River Church on their affiliation with Assemblies of God and updates on National Weather Service confirmed tornados in Southwest Missouri last week and weekend.