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Hear reporting from a rally yesterday in Springfield in response to state plans to replace the state income tax with sales and use taxes, news of plans to establish an endowment for downtown Springfield and reporting on a pause on water rate increases for Republic residents.

Chile's Rubin Observatory provides real-time observations of our sky.

The Ozarks Lyric Opera’s artistic director heads to the Met, Devising Original Theatre Springfield makes a call for Playwright’s Playground participants, the Queen City Shout founder discusses the event, a remembrance of local musician Rik Thomas, and music from Coyote Bait, The Shandies and Big Smith.

Those with lived experience are paired with women facing addiction in the program offered by Preferred Family Health (Centerstone).

Missouri State University President Dr. Richard "Biff" Williams discusses services available to low-income students on campus.

Hear reporting on the unveiling of concept designs for a potential convention and event for Springfield, details on absentee voting for April's election and state reporting on proposed budget cuts that could impact the fight against opioid overdoses.

As Making a Difference continues its focus on loneliness, we tell you how the Springfield-Greene County Library is working to bring people of all ages together.

Pledge drive kickoff, Episode 3 of Ozarks Anthology's radio drama, PBS Kids Writers Club, Conservatory of the Ozarks concert, local poetry, Soundcheck with The Shandies, On the Lawn at the Art Museum and more.

Hear reporting ahead of a press conference this morning from Congressman Eric Burlison on a recent murder involving an 18-year-old suspect DHS describes as an “illegal alien." We’ll also have a bit of the story behind the Route 66 birthplace plaza going up now in downtown Springfield, and hear about a new resource for youth experiencing behavioral and mental health crisis in Springfield.

Hear reporting on passage of the Missouri budget through the Missouri House and about ballot items on April's ballot in Strafford and Logan-Rogersville.