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Missouri State University has collaborations with area organizations to allow students to hear from area professionals and to go into workplaces.

Hears news of a contract extension for Ozark’s superintendent, reporting of another walkout at a Springfield high school in protest of ICE and state reporting on rising unemployment rates in Missouri.

We chat with the founder of Glenstone Records and one of the artists on their roster, Springfield Little Theatre’s production of Come From Away, a new Sculpture Walk Springfield installation at the Library Center, Dog Man: The Musical in Nixa, Artist INC Express workshop and Springfield Symphony Orchestra’s recent performance of Stravinsky’s Petrushka.

Missouri State University President Dr. Biff Williams discusses MSU's finances after a budget town hall was held.

Hear news of a new project at the discovery center supported by a grant from NASA, reporting from a training Saturday hosted by a local immigration rights organization in Springfield and state reporting on a lawsuit from the State of Missouri over the 2020 census.

A Missouri State professor details the little-known connection as the next African-American Heritage Trail marker is set to be unveiled.

Hear reporting on Missouri’s environmental crimes task force and news of Springfield's City Council's plans to fund improvements on Sunshine Street and review police guidelines for traffic enforcement.

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.

Hear news of new accessible technology at the Greene County Clerk's office, a guilty sentence in the court martial of a soldier accused of murder in Ft. Leonard Wood and a look at how Kansas City residents are preparing to get a cut of the economic impact of the World Cup coming to their town.

New York Times bestselling author Cullen Bunn discusses his new novel, the NPR Tiny Desk Contest deadline draws near, ArtCon comes to Neosho, SMAC hosts a solo photography exhibition, and we hear music from Mabel Laine and Roxie & the Moon King.