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CCAC North Library/FlickrMSU's dean of Library Sciences Tom Peters weighs in on legislation that could impact libraries. -
Ed Andrieski/APThree days before the 4/20 cannabis holiday, all nine members of Springfield City Council voted to approve a new ordinance governing recreational marijuana. This comes after Missouri voters legalized the plant in a statewide election last November. Here's what cannabis-users — and the rest of us — should know about Springfield’s new law.
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A 34-year-old Springfield man was sentenced in federal court on Tuesday for illegally possessing two pistols as a convicted felon, according to the U.S. Department of Justice. -
Springfield City Council voted 7-to-1 to delay a state plan to put medians along East Sunshine Street, after businesses in the area balked at the idea of more regulation on car traffic.
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Missouri Medicaid is going through a big change starting Friday, March 31. A pandemic-era federal requirement that kept people enrolled is ending. KSMU’s Gregory Holman is joined by Springfield News-Leader health and public policy reporter Susan Szuch to talk about what that could mean for your family.
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Around Missouri this week, LGBT people and their allies plan to gather in at least four cities to mark Transgender Day of Visibility, celebrated each year on March 31st.
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Rori Picker Neiss has spent a lot of time in Jefferson City this year, as lawmakers passed new restrictions on trans youth.Ozarks Public Radio's Gregory Holman interviewed Neiss ahead of Transgender Day of Visibility, held every March 31.
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Missouri Gov. Mike Parson along with First Lady Teresa Parson is set to journey to Sweden and Germany today for a weeklong trade mission.
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SB 134 would prohibit school officials from withholding information about a student's gender identity from parents.
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Missouri law enforcement agencies now have access to free active shooter training.
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This past weekend, Springfield hosted Missouri Lincoln Days, a big annual gathering of Show-Me State Republicans. KSMU's Gregory Holman talks to Springfield News-Leader politics reporter Galen Bacharier about highlights from the event.
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Schoeller said his campaign will focus on transparency and bipartisanship.
