On the Midday Report for Friday June 5th, we discuss the "Zou to You" tour, Missouri's working group that is preparing a response for a parasitic blowfly, the Missouri State Highway Patrol has completed its annual school bus inspection program, and so much more!

On the Midday Report for Thursday June 4th, we discuss an investigation into a Chillicothe man on second degree rape involving a juvenile, Missouri's new budget eliminates two million dollars in state funding for Double Up Food Bucks, Mosaic Life Care in St. Joseph , and so much more!

On the Midday Report for Wednesday June 3rd, we discuss Governor Mike Kehoe's tax plan from the August ballot, members of Beta Zeta will sponsor the Lilian DesMarias Youth Library's Sharing Shelf throughout the month of June, and so much more!

On the Midday Report for Tuesday June 2nd, we discuss a new way to report human trafficking, new regulations to ease Deer hunting on public land, healthcare funding thought the perspective of a healthcare worker, and so much more!

On the Midday Report for Monday June 1st, we discuss Route FF closure for long-term drainage and resurfacing improvements, the Master Gardner Conference is open to the public for the first time, and so much more!

On the Midday Report for Friday May 29th, we discuss two missing juveniles that have been safely recovered in New Mexico, Missouri 4H has provided over 250,000 meals to families in need, research into a plant to combat growing drought concerns, and so much more!

On the Midday Report for Thursday May 28th, we discuss extreme temps causing Missouri residents to seek mental health treatment, high gas prices creating a chain of unaffordability, the debate over Amendment 3, and so much more!

On the Midday Report for Wednesday May 27th, we discuss conservation groups that are warning of how federal cuts can affect outdoor activities, the St. Joseph Public Library is offering a summer reading program, tick bites are on the rise, and so much more!

On the Midday Report for Tuesday May 26th, we discuss a movement that could completely change how farming looks, licensed professionals in Kansas City, Missouri, will again be able to perform "conversion therapy" on minors, and so much more!

On the Midday Report for Monday May 25th, we discuss a Community Gardening Toolkit by the University of Missouri extension, state funding has made Dolly Parton's Imagination Library uncertain for new Missouri children, and so much more!