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LifeLaunch Missouri has eight dimensions to prep youth for the adult world (LISTEN)
LifeLaunch Missouri introduces "wellness" through eight different dimensions. Youth and family liaison for EPC Missouri, Grace Chapel, joins Cameron Conner to cover each topic and the significance behind them. Transcript for Grace Chapel and Cameron Conner
Privacy Scandal and Why Some Car Parts May Be Designed to Fail After the Warranty Ends (LISTEN)
When you buy a vehicle, you expect reliability, and you probably assume your personal driving information stays private. Recent developments are raising serious questions about both consumer privacy and how long automakers actually expect their vehicles to last....
Missouri 2025 Disaster Victims Await Insurance Checks (LISTEN)
Missourians filed more than a quarter of a million insurance claims related to severe weather last year. Missouri Department of Commerce and Insurance Director Angela Nelson says that while companies have paid out nearly $3 billion in reimbursements, it could take up...
Heavy Rain Brings Flood Concerns Across Missouri with River Levels Rising into Tuesday
More rounds of rain and thunderstorms are expected across Missouri through Tuesday, increasing the risk of flooding across much of the state’s central and southern regions. A Flood Watch is in effect Monday afternoon for communities including Sedalia, Columbia,...
Introducing Missourians to America’s Natural Wonders Through “The National Parks Inspiration Guide” (LISTEN)
America’s national parks are more than just beautiful vacation destinations. They’re places that inspire awe, reflection, adventure, and a deeper connection to nature and history. On Show Me Today, we’re joined by author Brad Lyons, along with co-author Bruce...
“A celebration for everyone:” Delmar Loop’s Juneteenth Celebration 2026 hopes to be best yet (LISTEN)
The Delmar Loop is hosting the “Juneteenth Celebration 2026” on Saturday, June 13. Cameron Conner speaks with event manager Celeste Grayer and the St. Louis Reconciliation Network Executive Director Brandon Wilkes to discuss the fuel behind the gathering: passion and...
Many Missourians Still Waiting For 2025 Insurance Checks
Thousands of Missourians continue to wait for insurance checks related to 2025 severe weather. Missouri Department of Commerce and Insurance Director Angela Nelson says over a quarter of million insurance claims were filed last year related to severe weather. She...
St. Louis Congressman Highlights Missouri Mail Delivery Problems in Washington Hearing
Mail delivery delays affecting parts of Missouri were highlighted Thursday during a congressional hearing, as a St. Louis-area lawmaker pressed for answers and reforms. U.S. Rep. Wesley Bell, D-Mo. 1st District, told lawmakers the problem has impacted residents in his...
Missouri Association Of Counties Plans Summit As Data Center Discussions Grow (LISTEN)
As questions about data center development grow across Missouri communities, county leaders are working to get more answers. Matt Pilger spoke with the Missouri Association of Counties Executive Director Steve Hobbs about a planned summit aimed to help local leaders...
Kansas City gangster history comes alive on immersive Prohibition-era tour (LISTEN)
Kansas City’s past isn’t just history on a page; it still echoes through downtown streets, old hotels, and even the walls of Union Station. From bootleggers and jazz clubs to political power and gangland shootouts, the city’s Prohibition era reads more like a crime...
Kansas City Planners: International World Cup Chatter Heating Up (LISTEN)
Kansas City Convention and Visitors Bureau officials say the World Cup “buzz” is getting louder. Mackenzie Wolters of Visit KC says hotel bookings have been lower than expected. She notes, however, there’s a very positive indicator coming from short-term rentals near...
Missouri Conservation Commission considers rules on camping, shooting ranges, out-of-state deer hunters
The Missouri Conservation Commission has given initial approval to several proposed rule changes and finalized one new rule about deer hunting. Camping on public land First, free camping may soon no longer be allowed on lands managed by the Missouri Department of...
Missouri Board of Education shakeup: President resigns; Kehoe announces two nominees
Missouri does not have an interim state education commissioner and technically does not have a State Board of Education president. Mary Schrag resigned as the president on Tuesday. Schrag, of southern Missouri’s West Plains, served on the board for seven years. “With...
Future Plans Vary As High School Seniors Across Missouri Reach Graduation (LISTEN)
Mexico High School college and career readiness advisor, Rebecca Moppin, joins Matt Pilger to address the futures of Missouri graduates.
Busy Week For Missouri Senator Schmitt: Confidence On Iran Deal, Save College Sports Act, And FAA Funding Highlights (LISTEN)
Iran negotiations, college athletics, and millions in airport funding are all on the table. Matt Pilger talks with U.S. Senator Eric Schmitt.
Spirit of St. Louis Air Show returns to Missouri with a special “America 250” upgrade (LISTEN)
The Spirit of St. Louis Air Show & STEM Expo intends to "wow" the tens of thousands in attendance but also inspire the next generation of dreamers. Executive Committee member Mark Sutherland joins Cameron Conner to showcase the event details.
Missourinet Sports Report
Super Bowl champ back for the Chiefs defense.
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