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Weekday Morning Newscast: Tuesday, March 10
Hear news that Greene County Sheriff Jim Arnott has been nominated for a role with the US Marshalls and reporting on the first reading of two bills regarding eminent domain and the Hotel of Terror at last night's Springfield City Council meeting.
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Collaborative Care Clinic preps students to hit the ground running when they graduate
Two clinic directors discuss how the new Missouri State University clinic not only supports student growth but also the community as well.
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Weekday Morning Newscast: Thursday, March 12
Hear updates on plans to replace a beloved mural in downtown Springfield, the latest from the college basketball postseason, where the Missouri State Bears men pulled an upset last night and reporting on recent legislation by Missouri's U.S. Senators.
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4:57
Astro Brief: Milky Way Streams
Gaia reveals evidence of the Milky Way's galactic cannibalism.
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5:15
Honey bees are important for pollination in the Ozarks. And so are the many native species
The Ozarks Beekeepers Association works with beekeepers, and it has more than 200 members in Greene County and surrounding counties.
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Weekday Morning Newscast: Friday, March 13
Hear reporting on a debate on campus this week involving the Missouri State chapter of Turning Point USA. news of a major grant for Springfield Community Gardens, and state reporting on the state’s new congressional district maps, as they cleared one judicial hurdle this week.
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Weekday Morning Newscast: Tuesday, April 7
Hear reporting on a Kearney St redevelopment plan discussed at last night Springfield City Council meeting, an election turnout prediction from our Greene County Clerk Shane Schoeller and reporting on a fake ticket scam the state is warning residents about.
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Weekday Morning Newscast: Wednesday, April 8
Hear results from yesterday's local elections.
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Weekday Morning Newscast: Thursday, April 9
Hear a profile of the Missouri Job Center, news of a far-reaching criminal justice bill signed into law by Gov Kehoe this week and a preview of an event tonight from Springfield's Alzheimer's Association.
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Route 66 lives on in the Ozarks through landmarks like Spencer's Station
Route 66 turns 100 in April 2026, and it was born in Springfield. The famed Mother Road has had a significant impact — from the past to today — on culture, both local and beyond.
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