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Hear updates on storm cleanup in Springfield and reporting on a lawsuit surrounding a development and zoning issue in Southeast Springfield, plus the latest from Jefferson City as the Missouri legislature finalizes some of its bills for this session.

This morning, we hear updates on Springfield's search for a new city manager, reporting on a new emergency department under construction by Mercy, news of a business making a nearly $30 million expansion in Ozark — and more.

The International Institute of Southwest Missouri furloughed most of its employees when its federal funding was cut.

Hear news of federal cuts affecting Ozarks Food Harvest, updates on construction projects at the Springfield-Greene County Library and reporting on the Missouri House's work on the state budget this week.

How native plants boost biodiversity and beautify your yard.

Reporting on Springfield’s plans to increase recycling, news of a wild bird with bird flu found at Dickerson Park Zoo, and we hear about Community Partnership of the Ozarks' Go Blue Event.

Repeating fast radio bursts intrigue radio astronomers.

Reporting on a new exhibit at the Post Art Library in Joplin and a new place to stay for cyclists pausing in Ash Grove as they bike across the U.S., and a look at how candidates for Springfield city council and mayor made their cases at a recent candidates' forum.

Two leaders in the Springfield arts scene discuss the current state of the arts in the city.

Host and archivist Haley Frizzle-Green celebrates National Women's History Month with a spotlight on the founding of the Missouri League of Women Voters and a Joplin woman who helped make it happen.