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Show Me Today - The Voice of Missouri
A daily podcast that focuses on stories all across Missouri. Show Me Today offers unique perspectives on our state while being fun and entertaining.
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- Show Me Today - The Voice of Missouri
Nearly 500 commercial drivers pulled off Missouri roadways for not being fluent in English
As of October 21st, 494 drivers had been pulled off of roadways in Missouri for not being able to read, write, or speak English. Captain Scott White with the…
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Try Midwest Economist has reservations about rebate checks
The government shutdown and President Trump’s trade war have been hot-button topics for several weeks.Alisa Nelson talks to Creighton University economics…
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Washington University Researcher Weighs In on NB.1.8.1 COVID Variant Affecting Missourians
From classrooms to clinics, Missourians are once again keeping a close eye on COVID—this time, it’s a new variant with a complicated name and growing concern…
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No More Pennies? Missouri Bankers Weigh In on What’s Next for Cash Transactions
Pennies may be small, but their absence could bring big changes to how Missourians handle cash. The federal government has quietly stopped producing them, and…
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What to know about Missouri's cold weather rule
Missouri's cold-weather rule is in effect.The Missouri Public Service Commission's Forrest Gossett joins Marshall Griffin on Show Me Today.See Privacy Policy…
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From Nevada to Washington: U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree’s Missouri Stop Brings Holiday Cheer
Show Me Today brings you a little holiday magic! Before the U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree took its place on the West Lawn in Washington, it made a special stop…
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Kansas City mayor says shutdown impacts at KCI airport are minimal, not counting flight delays
The federal government shutdown has impacted air travel across the country, though the effects have been somewhat minimal at Kansas City International Airport…
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Missouri Electric Cooperatives finds "missing middle" with NE Housing Project
Tri-County Electric Cooperatives is collaborating on the Northeast Housing Project, a project that identifies the “missing middle” of areas needing residential…
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Springfield Scores Big By Hosting College Rugby Regionals
November is shaping up to be a big month for sports in Springfield.The Springfield Sports Commission and Visit Springfield’s group sales team have packed the…
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A glimpse of military life from a Missouri veteran’s perspective
Many of us have loved ones who have served their country or who are currently serving in the United States armed forces.For our own Alisa Nelson, this hits…
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Hundreds of troubled Missouri veterans finding “Healing Starts with the First Strum”
A Mid-Missouri organization teaching veterans to play the guitar has struck a positive chord.Dave Dunklee and his wife, CJ, started the Healing Box Project 14…
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Paris at War, another in-depth exhibit at the WWI Museum and Memorial in Kansas City
The glamorous city of Paris survived World War I and even served as a haven for those seeking to escape the war. Where better to learn about that story than…
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Fact or Fiction: Missouri Department of Conservation shares the truth about mountain lion sightings
Mid-Missouri recently experienced a mountain lion sighting.Cameron Conner speaks with Alan Leary, Wildlife biologist and management coordinator with the…
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Missouri to unveil new monument for Afghanistan and Iraq veterans
The Missouri Veterans Memorial has monuments for every war that Missouri veterans have fought in. Alisa Nelson talks to Missouri Veterans Commission Executive…
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Who’s Hungry? MU Executive Performance Chef shares his daily for entire athletics program
Some of the top cuisines from all over the world in one kitchen: Mizzou Athletics. Executive Performance Chef Joe Moroni peels back the curtain to share the…
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Missouri Dept. of Health issues advisory on 7-OH products (LISTEN)
The state is warning the public to beware of products containing 7-hydroxy, an extract from the kratom plant. There have been 164 deaths in Missouri tied to…
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Missouri Leads Nation in Meeting New Standards for Senior Services
Missouri is leading the way when it comes to improving services for older adults and their caregivers. The state is one of the first in the nation to fully…
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Missouri Congressman Bell discusses government shutdown and funding for proposed battery plant (LISTEN)
One of Missouri’s two Democrats in Congress checked in with Missourinet. First District Congressman Wesley Bell talked with Marshall Griffin about the ongoing…
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Missouri’s Boone Health Announces New Clinic to Serve Northwest Mid-Missouri
Access to healthcare in rural Missouri continues to be a challenge, especially as smaller clinics and hospitals close their doors. But Boone Health is stepping…
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Pickle & Perk Serves Up a Missouri Small-Town Revival
Featured in the latest issue of Missouri Life Magazine, Pickle & Perk is bringing a new kind of energy to Arcadia Valley. Founded by Stephanie and Dave Mayer…
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Truman State adds $21 million new and renovated facilities focused on career development
Truman State in Northern Missouri recently celebrated four ribbon cuttings – in a newly remodeled building – a 21-million-dollar project funded by federal…
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Are We Eating Too Much Protein? A SEMO Dietician Weighs In
It seems like everywhere you look these days, food labels are shouting about protein, high-protein shakes, snacks, and even cereals. But how much do we really…
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How Missouri’s Share the Harvest Turns Venison into a Community Resource
At a time when food insecurity remains a real challenge for many Missourians, hunters have an opportunity to make a difference beyond the field. The Missouri…
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Missouri chapter of Alzheimer’s Association discusses new tool allowed to help fight against disease (LISTEN)
The FDA has approved the use of a blood test to determine if patients have a protein that is prevalent in Alzheimer’s disease.Alisa Nelson talks to Sarah…
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What you need to know about Missouri's Winter Weather Prepardness Week
Winter is right around the corner, and the National Weather Service is reminding Missourians how to prepare.NWS Forecaster Kevin Deitsch joins Bill Pollock on…
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Columbia College Launches Missouri-Based Initiative to Help Military Students During Shutdowns
Columbia College is making headlines with a new program aimed at supporting Missouri’s military students when federal funding falls short. Show Me Today…
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Inside Missouri’s ‘Most Haunted’ House Steve Skinner Reveals What’s Real
Tucked away near the Lake of the Ozarks in Brumley, the Haunted Castle House invites the brave to step into a place steeped in history, mystery, and the…
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Missouri Residents Urged to Watch for Ghost Tapping and Costume Scams This Halloween
As Halloween approaches, it’s not just costumes and candy that Missourians need to watch out for—scammers are getting creative, too. One of the latest threats…
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Missouri Golf Association Encourages Players to Embrace the Beauty of Fall Golf
While summer may be peak golf season, fall in Missouri offers some of the most scenic and enjoyable days on the course. From colorful fairways framed by…
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Missouri food banks adjust to massive cut in federal food aid
Missouri food banks have lost nearly 1.6 million pounds of federal food aid since May due to cuts to a USDA program that buys food from U.S. farmers. The Trump…
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Missouri lays out path to modernize career and technical education system
Governor Mike Kehoe says a new statewide report confirms that career and technical education is an essential part of Missouri’s long-term economic strength…
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Missouri Wines and Candy Make Halloween a Treat for Adults Too
Halloween isn’t just for the kids; it’s for grown-ups too. While the little ones fill their buckets with candy, why not let the adults enjoy a treat of their…
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St. Louis health care system among first in the nation to offer new cancer risk screening tool
Mercy-St. Louis is one of the first health care systems in the nation to offer a new cancer risk screening tool.It starts with an online assessment and could…
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Missouri’s Fight Against Distracted Driving Gains National Attention
Missouri is taking bold steps to make its roads safer—and the nation is taking notice. In a recent CBS News segment, the spotlight was on Missouri’s new…
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New survey says most Missouri families lack access to afterschool programs. Why?
A new survey shows strong demand for afterschool programs in Missouri, but most families cannot access them.Alisa Nelson talks to Jen Rinehart, with the…
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Next energy plan aims to attract more business and people to Missouri
Missouri’s last comprehensive energy plan rolled out ten years ago, so the state is working to develop a new one. Alisa Nelson talks to State Department of…
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Slow-developing La Nina could delay winter weather’s arrival in Missouri
It’s been an unseasonably warm October, but winter is eventually coming. Cold and snowy weather might take a while, though, due to the slow development of La…
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Safety protocols all Misourians should double check before Trick or Treating begins (LISTEN)
Halloween is coming up fast/has arrived! Kids in costumes will be hitting the streets in search of candy, while many adults will be hitting the parties…
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Experts monitoring spread of slimy threat in Missouri waterways
Chinese mystery snail populations have been documented in nearly a dozen waterways in Missouri. The snails reproduce very quickly, raising concerns about the…
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Missouri State University pivots in midst of international student enrollment decline
The Trump Administration has been revoking the visas of college students around the country for a variety of reasons.Alisa Nelson talks to Dawn Medley, the…
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No Vaccine, No Cure: Missouri Officials Stress West Nile Virus Prevention
Missouri has seen its highest West Nile Virus activity in years, and health officials say it's not just the numbers that are concerning. Show Me Today reporter…
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Missouri Doctor Shares Steps to Save Your Life from a Blood Clot
Blood clots often strike without warning, and when they do, the results can be deadly. They’re among the top causes of preventable death worldwide, but many…
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Missouri Eyes Millions in Tourism Revenue from FIFA World Cup and Historic Celebrations
Big games, big celebrations, and big opportunities: Missouri is gearing up for a tourism boom in 2026. From the global spotlight of the FIFA World Cup in…
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Missouri warns insurance companies not to cancel homeowner policies for storm victims
There have been reports in local media outlets across Missouri that insurance companies are canceling or not renewing policies for homeowners with storm…
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Tigers Turn Focus to Vanderbilt After Clutch Win at Auburn
After a dramatic double-overtime win at Auburn that pushed Missouri to 6-1 and bowl eligible, the Tigers now turn their focus to a rising Vanderbilt team. Bill…
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Federal government to award funding to seven Missouri Head Start centers
Seven Missouri Head Start centers are receiving nearly two million total dollars in federal funding for improvements and educational resources. Alisa Nelson…
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Medicare-eligible Missourians can enroll now thrOUGH December 7th
Missouri has over 1.3 million residents who are eligible for Medicare. The State Health Insurance Assistance Program has seen that number climb, due to aging…
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Missouri River Days educating children on all the river has to offer
An educational program designed to teach fourth-graders all about the Missouri River is thriving.Marshall Griffin talked with Kristen Schulte, Education…
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Missouri’s Stowloch Whiskey Tops International Spirits Competition
A Missouri-made bourbon is turning heads around the world. Stowloch Whiskey, crafted by Stone Ledge Distillery in Defiance, has earned a Gold Medal and a…
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Government aid for soda could lose fizz in Missouri
The federal government has approved a ban on soda for food stamp recipients in at least one dozen states. Alisa Nelson talks to Jill Birnbaum, with the…
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How a chance meeting with Elvis in Springfield, Missouri led to a job for a local guitarist
When John Wilkinson was a little boy, he snuck out of his house to meet the future King of Rock-n-Roll Elvis Presley. The young Wilkinson had a strong critique…
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Missouri Craft Brewers hoping for strong Oktoberfest
Missouri’s craft brew industry pumps more than one billion dollars into the state’s economy each year. The state's 170-plus craft brewers employ thousands of…
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Missouri Gets a Slam Dunk of Entertainment as Harlem Wizards Visit for Charity Games
Missouri got a slam dunk of entertainment recently as the Harlem Wizards brought their high-flying, crowd-pleasing basketball show to mid-Missouri for a series…
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Columbia Regional Manager: No TSA or Tower Impacts Yet in Mid-Missouri
As the federal government shutdown stretches on, what does it mean for Missouri’s airports? Columbia Regional Airport Manager Michael Parks joins Show Me Today…
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Missouri is working to create a new app for checking photo IDs
The Show-Me ID app has expired. It was used by restaurants, convenience stores, and other businesses that sell alcoholic beverages to check and see if a…
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Reminder: Missouri's bears like to go on fall strolls too
The Missouri Department of Conservation reminds Missourians to stay alert for the state's black bear population as winter approaches. Especially in the…
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Hear How Columbia Is Confronting Its Crime Problem
Columbia has one of the highest crime rates in Missouri. University of Missouri President Mun Choi spoke out, saying Columbia has a crime crisis. Now, law…
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Six Smart Money Moves Missourians Should Make Before the Year Ends
Our financial tips expert, Kimberly Palmer from NerdWallet, says the final months of the year are the perfect time to step back and review your financial…
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“Everyone Knows Someone” Breaking the Silence Around Domestic Violence
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and this year’s theme is “Everyone Knows Someone,” a reminder that abuse can touch every community. Dawn Kuhlman…
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Ghost Lights and Ozark Nights. The Legend of The Will O’ The Wisp
There’s something about a foggy Ozarks night that stirs the imagination, especially when mysterious lights start dancing across the hills.Barbara Baird, known…