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Hear news of a new rehab hospital in Ozark, a look at a program teaching students about business through vending machines in Springfield news that the state has found an extra quarter-billion dollars in its budget due to an accounting mistake.

Hear updates and safety tips ahead of this weekend's wintry weather and news of a grant funding new investments in rural broadband here in Missouri.

Hear coverage of yesterday’s Martin Luther King Jr. Day parade, a look at upcoming town halls hosted by Springfield city council and reporting on a trial over Missouri’s abortion law that continues this week.

Registered dietitian and nutritionist Stephanie Mitchell Urich shares helpful tips and advice.

In Pursuit is a project of More Perfect, which describes itself as "a framework for collective impact by 2026 & beyond."

In this episode, Kelly speaks with Carol Davit, Executive Director of the Missouri Prairie Foundation, to learn about the work the foundation does around the state, including local stormwater improvement projects involving native plantings.

Hear news of overdose deaths in decline in Missouri an expansion at Citizens Memorial in Bolivar and reporting on candidate filing opening up for the August primary later this year.

The Community Development Block Grants were awarded by the Missouri Department of Economic Development.

The Springfield Youth Symphony String Quartet becomes the first ensemble to perform inside the Arts News studio as the group prepares for its upcoming trip to New York City and Carnegie Hall. We also talk with DOTS, Devising Original Theatre Springfield, about its Fringe Festival, the March 1 submission deadline, and the organization’s growth. The Aetos Center brings Rock and bluegrass to Nixa. Plus, a Sound Check segment with Jess Balisle and Joe Dillstrom.

Hear reporting on a proposal for a new community improvement district on north Glenstone in Springfield, a laxing of regulations around building on sinkholes in Republic, proposed sewer rate increases in Ozark and news that Olympic soccer will come to Missouri in 2028.