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The 417 Stories Project is offered by the Springfield-Greene County Health Department.

How can stars like our Sun tell us about Earth's history?

The 247th annual AAS meeting draws thousands of scientists from different fields.

Hear an update on the Jefferson Ave footbridge in Springfield, reporting on a new step in the challenge of managing chronic wasting disease in Missouri deer and a local perspective on changes to federal recommendations for children’s vaccines.

Hear reporting from a public listening session on funding a potential convention and event center in Springfield, a new community engagement tool from the Springfield Police Department and news of rising flu cases impacting donor rates at the Community Blood Center of the Ozarks.

Hear reporting on a protest in downtown Springfield last night in response to the killing of Renee Good in Minneapolis, a look at Missouri State football’s new head coach and state reporting on Sen. Josh Hawley's vote on a recent war powers resolution.

Part two of our feature on the African Children’s Choir as its tour stops in the Ozarks, Drury University’s new a cappella group Pulse releases its first single and video, The Music Man arrives at Hammons Hall, the Tiny Desk Contest opens, poetry in the Ozarks, and we hear music from J@llen and the SPS All-District Honor Choir.

Host and archivist Haley Frizzle-Green takes us to a Christmas past with a clip of a performance of "A Christmas Carol" from KWTO and Springfield Little Theatre.

Hear the latest ruling in a case involving a referendum petition overturning Missouri's recent congressional redistricting, we learn about a new initiative focused on health and wellness in Joplin and a program from James River delivering Christmas presents to students in Springfield.

Economist Dr. David Mitchell sheds light on key trends to watch.