Now and then, a story comes along that perfectly captures the intersection of unwavering faith, Ozark heritage, and a race against time. Show Me Today is joined by the ‘Accidental Ozarkian,’ Barbara Baird, to discuss her deeply moving encounter with...
(Columbia, MO) — Looking for ways to boost the romance in your relationship, beyond Valentine’s Day flowers and candy? University of Missouri, Human Development and Family Science Associate Professor Kale Monk has come up with a list of ten ideas. ...
A group of Missouri House members wants to create a public registry of repeat domestic violence offenders. One of the bills, HB 3012, is sponsored by Rep. Ann Kelley, R-Lamar, who said the tool is desperately needed in communities to protect against the escalating...
The Missouri History Museum in St. Louis isn’t just a place to look at artifacts. It’s a place to experience history in ways that connect directly to our communities, our families, and our everyday lives. From free family weekends to thought‑provoking exhibits and...
Show Me Today takes a closer look at a new gun bill moving through the Missouri House. Speaker Pro Tem Chad Perkins is backing legislation that would expand gun rights in several ways — including lowering the concealed carry age and blocking the enforcement of red...
Show Me Today discusses one of the biggest advantages of working for the State of Missouri: the benefits. From pensions and medical coverage to wellness fairs and the employee referral program, the state offers a package designed to support employees and their...
Missouri State Sen. Jill Carter, R-Granby, wants to tighten how voter registration works in the state. Her bill would require election officials to make sure anyone signing up to vote can show proof they’re a U.S. citizen — a change Carter described as leading to...
A Missouri Senate committee heard testimony Tuesday on legislation that would bar educators from encouraging students to pursue gender transition. SB 1085 would require school staff to notify the principal within 24 hours of a student expressing they belong to the...
The Missouri Legislature has overturned a few recent decisions by voters – a minimum wage increase and paid sick leave. Lawmakers are also asking Missouri voters to overturn abortion rights that the people restored in 2024. Alisa Nelson talks to Benjamin Singer, the...
Small business owners in the Kansas City area got a chance to voice some of their concerns to members of Congress during a roundtable meeting last Friday. U.S. House Small Business Committee members who attended were from both political parties, and the meeting was...
