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Hear reporting on a planned monument to Route 66 going up in Springfield with the help of funding from the state, news of the state joining a federal initiative that will impact child welfare and news of an expansion for Arc of the Ozarks.

Here news of the passing of a lioness at the Dickerson Park Zoo and a new lawsuit alleging racial discrimination at the Republic High School. we'll also hear about Missouri State’s Center for Archaeological Research as it celebrates it wraps up its 50th birthday.

Former Google CEO to launch four next-generation observatories.

The Springfield Youth Symphony String Quartet becomes the first ensemble to perform inside the Arts News studio as the group prepares for its upcoming trip to New York City and Carnegie Hall. We also talk with DOTS, Devising Original Theatre Springfield, about its Fringe Festival, the March 1 submission deadline, and the organization’s growth. The Aetos Center brings Rock and bluegrass to Nixa. Plus, a Sound Check segment with Jess Balisle and Joe Dillstrom.

The Ozarks Area Community Action Corporation (OACAC) requires that at least 1/3 of its board be low-income residents.

Hear reporting on an agreement with the Department of Homeland Security that was passed in Branson this week, reporting on the Springfield Chamber of Commerce’s opposition to referendum petitions for rezoning disputes in Springfield and a look at free tax filing services in the Springfield area.

A newly discovered galaxy challenges our understanding of dark matter.

R. Ritchie Robertson founded Springfield's famed Boy Scout Band as well as the Kilties drum and bugle corps.

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.