Chris Drew

Hear news of another area community stepping away from Flock automated license plate reader cameras, reporting on Springfield's Help Starts Here campaign to address panhandling and a roundup of Missouri State sports as the schoolyear gets underway.

Hear reporting on the transfer of the History Museum on the Square's archives to Missouri State, news that Springfield may be a part of the 2028 Olympic torch relay and we hear about a piece of Ozarks history that has a new home in Ozark.

Hear the latest in plans for a new police building and data center codes in Ozark, reporting on the "Handle with Care" program in Nixa and news that the Springfield Cardinals will be changing their name.

Hear about a town hall this weekend on the issue of tenants' rights to counsel organized by Springfield Tenants Unite, we'll have news of protestors detained at the Greene County jail yesterday and a preview of public forums on data centers in Springfield and Christian County today.

A slide displays sessions topics for the City of Springfield's public engagement sessions on data centers.

Hear reporting on a new book on the Springfield Art Museum, new laws going into effect in Missouri today, and news of a new project from the Missouri Independent looking political action committee spending in the state. As well as information on the next public session on data centers in Springfield.

We have a look at the 50th year of the Springfield Ballet, hear details of ways the City of Springfield is seeking public engagement on data center regulations and news of a stabbing at Parkview High School last week.

Hear an update on Springfield's Renew Jordan Creek project and the Neighborhood Works+ program, as well as news of a suit between Republic and Springfield and disputes at the state level of restrictions on hemp derived THC.

The broader Renew Jordan Creek project covers three sites downtown.

Hear reporting on an interstate naloxone project along I-44 and a new exhibit at the Discovery Center in Springfield and a look ahead at the Missouri State Bears football season.