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A Missouri State University professor discusses what stream life can tell us about our environment.

Hear coverage of the City of Springfield's plan to pursue another vote on a hotel/motel license tax to fund a new convention center in the city, we'll also have updates in a case over Missouri’s abortion law that is in progress this week and coverage of a bomb threat on the Missouri Southern State University campus Monday.

Hear news of a sculpture being installed in honor of the Route 66 Centennial in Springfield, a look at the nonprofit Care to Learn’s Shop with a hero program and State reporting on a Missouri lawsuit against the federal government over the census and who gets counted.

Hear reporting on a planned monument to Route 66 going up in Springfield with the help of funding from the state, news of the state joining a federal initiative that will impact child welfare and news of an expansion for Arc of the Ozarks.

Former Google CEO to launch four next-generation observatories.

Here news of the passing of a lioness at the Dickerson Park Zoo and a new lawsuit alleging racial discrimination at the Republic High School. we'll also hear about Missouri State’s Center for Archaeological Research as it celebrates it wraps up its 50th birthday.

Hear news of new accessible technology at the Greene County Clerk's office, a guilty sentence in the court martial of a soldier accused of murder in Ft. Leonard Wood and a look at how Kansas City residents are preparing to get a cut of the economic impact of the World Cup coming to their town.

As elderberry products become more common in health and wellness aisles, Missouri State University researchers are taking a closer look at the plant, beginning with its flowers.

Hear reporting on a resolution on local control at last night’s Springfield City Council meeting, news of a major gift to Missouri State University’s School of Accountancy and coverage of an immigration attorney’s recent speech at Drury.

Hear about a major law enforcement operation in Southwest Missouri, news that Springfield's Workforce Development Division may face cuts due to federal funding issues and reporting on plans for a statewide project involving Springfield Community Gardens.