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  • Host and archivist Haley Frizzle-Green brings us the story of an iconic Missouri tourist cave.
  • Dr. Kevin Evans is a professor of Geography, Geology and Planning at Missouri State University.
  • Hear reporting from last night's Springfield City Council meeting, including a decision to issue development bonds to help Andy's build a new headquarters and reporting on a potential decision to let cannabis stores keep their drive-throughs open late.
  • Hear reporting from Springfield Public School's State of the Schools address, updates on cyclosporiasis in Greene County and news about naloxone access in Springfield.
  • Hear reporting on plans for Missouri State University's McDonald Arena, news of community concerns following ICE activity in Sikeston, Missouri and Cox Health's latest effort to reenter the ACA Marketplace.
  • Hear reporting on cyclospora outbreaks in Missouri, legal battles over redistricting in the state and a look ahead at this weekend's Birthplace of Route 66 Festival in Springfield.
  • What happens when a white dwarf steals from its binary companion?
  • Hear reporting on elections results, including for area Missouri House races, Missouri Senate District 20, Greene County offices, county commissioner races in Christian County and Stone County and results for statewide ballot measures and measures in the Nixa Fire Protection District and Ash Grove.
  • Hear reporting on a new housing development in Springfield and a remembrance of the Whittlin' Fiddler Violet Hensley, as well as news of a lawsuit over a ballot measure on redistricting in Missouri, news of the city of Bolivar's plans to move forward with ending its Flock Camera contract and reporting on concerns from some who say the Greene county jail is becoming overcrowded with ICE detainees.
  • Established in 1888, the Newton County landmark is the oldest continuously operating national fish hatchery.
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