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Years ago, the Ozarks was a hub for growing fruits including apples, strawberries and tomatoes.

Hear reporting on an abortion ballot item the state hopes to have on the ballot next year, a new facility at the Jordan Valley Innovation Center in Springfield and a sense of the Springfield Chamber of Commerce's vision for downtown.

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.

In this segment of "Sense of Community: Climate Change in the Ozarks," we look at what local workers are doing to try to stay safe as we experience hotter highs in the summertime.

Vampire neutron star discovered feeding off it's companion.

Hear news of a major reallocation of funds approved to pay for a new police headquarters in Ozark and news of a volunteer project this weekend pairing Springfield police and the nonprofit Crosslines with the community.

The district offers an array of items and services at its many locations.

A new visitor passes Earth's skies this October.

On “Arts News” this week, pledge week winds down as we celebrate public radio with coverage of the visual arts exhibit “Nevertheless, She Persisted,” plus two theatrical openings: “Hairspray” at the Fox Theatre and “Shrek the Musical” at the Historic Owen Theatre in Branson. Music from Lyal Strickland, Dallas Jones, Steve & Adie and more.

In this episode, Kelly speaks with Susan Wade, volunteer co-leader of the Victory Garden, which is part of the Springfield Community Gardens.