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A budding local theatre company draws from horror, sci-fi, and parody to create a steady stream of original work, Joe Dillstrom prepares for his trip to Isesaki, Japan with a fundraising concert, a leap forward for film in the Ozarks, a veteran jam band makes their Springfield debut, and new music from Abbey Pierce.

Hears news of the Springfield Chamber of Commerce’s endorsement of an upcoming ballot measure, an IED detonated by the Springfield Fire Bomb Squad in Aurora this week and reporting on a death due to a brain eating infection in Missouri.

Could the far side of the moon become the home of future radio telescopes?

Shakespeare’s The Tempest arrives in The Ozarks, The HillBenders release new single and perfrom a hometown show, a Rt. 66 book and radio tour, music from a participant in the Tiny Desk contest, and more!

Hear reporting on City Utilities proposed rate increases and news from their latest finance report, expected tax levies for SPS and area libraries and a water main break in Branson.

Hear an update on work on Kansas Expressway, news of a case before the Missouri Supreme Court involving gender affirming healthcare for minors in the state and reporting on a unique program that is bringing fresh produce to Ozark Tech’s Springfield campus from gardens on its Richwood Valley campus.

MO State President Richard "Biff" Williams talks about the first year priorities.

Banjo virtuoso Béla Fleck brings his genre-bending new album to the Gillioz; the Springfield Art Museum’s annual 99x fundraiser; Downtown Jazz Takeover; the Live From Downtown finale; a community choir call from the Messiah Project; and a benefit concert as the music community rallies for one of its own.

Hear reporting on the progress of new congressional maps in missouri, they're facing challenges and challenges to those challenges. We'll also hear about local infrastructure projects in Christian County and along Sunshine in Springfield, and a look ahead at Springfield's anime and horror con.

Hear reporting on the latest efforts to challenge a new congressional district map signed by Gov. Kehoe this past weekend, and we'll hear about First Lady Claudia Kehoe's connections to a PAC hoping to pass a new mpre restrictive abortion law in Missouri.