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  • Hear reporting on a demonstration by students at Central High School in Springfield yesterday, the results of a vote on an annexation and rezoning tied to a data center in Joplin and state reporting on a proposed bill that would extend the right to divorce to pregnant women in Missouri.
  • Hear reporting the conclusion of a court case over Missouri abortion law, a look at how Missouri Democrats are slowing business in Jefferson City. We'll also have a brief look at some of the local elections to keep an eye out for this coming April and updates on projects at the Springfield Art Museum.
  • Host and archivist Haley Frizzle-Green looks at Monegaw Springs and the Monegaw Club and a bit of the Ozarks' past as a site of health springs tourism.
  • 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.
  • Horton is one of several council members hosting town halls.
  • Hear about a homeless outreach event in West Plains tomorrow, bills being considered in the Missouri House, news of a drop in traffic fatalities on Missouri Roads and news of a candidate entering the race for Missouri House District 135.
  • Missouri State University President Dr. Biff Williams discusses MSU's finances after a budget town hall was held.
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