Weekday Morning Newscast
Weekday Mornings
KSMU Morning Edition Host/Reporter Chris Drew brings you the latest local and regional news Monday through Friday.
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Hear State reporting on a hack of the virtual learning app canvas that is impacting the University of Missouri system and a special report from an event in Nixa celebrating future teachers.
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Hear state reporting on a budget passed by the Missouri Legislature this week, which is heading to Gov. Kehoe’s desk next. You'll also hear reporting on a recent letter from Congressmen Eric Burlison criticizing the National Academies of Science.
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Hear reporting on a warning from the Greene County Sheriff's Office about a scam targeting families with loved ones in jail and about billboards along Highway 65 targeting antisemitism.
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Hear reporting on a rezoning case and campaign finance resolution before Springfield's city council last night and a look at an antique store in a historic building in Fair Grove.
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Hear reporting on a ballot measure seeking to make it harder to overturn voter initiatives in Missouri, and a look at a unique apprentice program at Missouri’s Algoa Correctional Center.
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Hear the latest on redistricting in Missouri and reporting on remarks given by state and federal leaders on tourism and infrastructure at the dedication of the Route 66 Birthplace Plaza yesterday.
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Hear reporting on the latest on when Missouri voters can expect to decide a number of potential amendments to the state constitution, we’ll also hear about a new Latter-Day Saints temple being built in Springfield and a look at a Bentonville based nonprofit's work in maternal healthcare and their plans for Mother's Day.
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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,
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Hear reporting on the end of Springfield’s Bingham school building and reporting on ACA enrollment in Missouri.
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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.