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Hear reporting on a campaign finance resolution being considered by Springfield’s City Council, a new program helping local police communicate with people with disabilities and the latest on efforts to reform Planning and Zoning in Stone County.

Hear what linguistics expert Dr. Antoinette Barffour's research reveals.

Hear the latest on a proposed income and sales tax amendment that Missouri voters will have to consider this fall and reporting on a contentious development near Willard that was up before Greene County Planning and Zoning yesterday.

Quade is the new executive director of the Downtown Springfield Association.

Hear about the Ozark Poverty Research Conference happening on the MSU campus today and tomorrow, reporting on an expansion at the University of Missouri’s Springfield based school of medicine and news of a censure of a city councilman in Joplin.

How do spiral galaxies form?

In this episode of the Missouri State Journal, hear how parents’ emotional awareness influences their child’s development.

Hear a report on an apprenticeship program at Springfield Public Schools and a look at how businesses and communities in the Kansas City area are looking to capitalize on the World Cup coming to town this summer,

Hear news of the Barter Boat coming to town, a review of bills signed by Gov. Kehoe in Jeff City yesterday and a brief look at issues surrounding Missouri State University's "Bias Response Team," this week.

We continue to celebrate National Poetry Month with three local poets, a Route 66-inspired exhibition on C-Street, a Hillcrest jazz band dinner and dancing event, “Wicked” at Hammons Hall, and the Springfield Earth Day Festival returns as we chat with concert headliner Shovels & Rope.