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From float trips and trails to festivals and family attractions, southwest Missouri offers a wide variety of summer experiences for locals and visitors alike.

Hear reporting on the deadline for the senior tax credit in Greene County and discussion around a new development off Vernon Road that was before Springfield City Council last night, as well as news of a new trustee for the Christian County Library.

Springfield city officials are asking the public to weigh in.

Hear reporting on Gov. Kehoe's 2026 Missouri State budget and vetoes made that will affect local nonprofits. We'll also hear about Missouri's maternal mortality report, anecdotal vs. scientific evidence of the disappearance of fireflies, a bill on invasive species waiting for the governor's signature and a lawsuit about how the State plans to spend money on private school vouchers.

JWST captures deep COSMOS-Web images sparking new research

Missouri State University's Dr. Jeremy Neely unearths over 400 love letters between a young Union couple during the Civil War.

Hear a preview of Juneteenth celebrations in Springfield this week, a report on a Springfield Public School official who has been placed on leave and news of the firing of the interim director at the Christian County Library.

Producers of Ozark Public Television's newest documentary discuss the film, part one of a two part series on fiddle music in the Ozarks, The Chapmans advocate for music education in Washington DC, music from Grady Drugg, and the 1st annual Midwest MidBEST Crankie Fest.

James River Drifters will be on Studio Live Friday, June 13 at noon. Then catch their in-person performance that same night at Springfield Brewing Company's Ty Iechyd Da Distillery for Studio Live Social Hour.