Central Bank President Ken Therhoff joins us to discuss the bank's historic move to going public, community banking, and what's next for Jefferson City. We also break down Missouri's latest revenue numbers, explain the state's SNAP error rate, celebrate a brand-new doughnut shop coming to town, and look at why the Katy Trail is one of Missouri's best economic investments.This episode is brought to you by MU Health Care, Hen House and Southbank Gift Company.Join us Monday through Thursday for comprehensive coverage of the stories impacting Jefferson City. Stay informed, stay engaged, and stay connected to the stories shaping our community.

The cloud apparently isn't floating anymore—it's becoming billion-dollar buildings in rural Missouri. What exactly is a data center, and why is everyone suddenly talking about them? Erin sits down with News Tribune reporter Matt McFarland for a Data Centers 101, breaking down Google's and Amazon's massive projects in Montgomery County, what Senate Bill 4 actually does, whether your electric bill could be affected, and why Missouri has become a hotspot for AI infrastructure. Plus: conference center updates, storm recovery, Leadership Missouri announcements, and yes... we also somehow end up talking about international geopolitics before 8 a.m.This episode is brought to you by MU Healthcare and Hen House.

Today on NT Daily, the news literally knocks on our door as Cole County EMS Chief Eric Hoy joins us with an important storm recovery update after Fourth of July storms brought 105-mile-per-hour straight-line winds to parts of Cole County. Then Erin and Amanda move from storm damage to democracy damage prevention with key voter registration and absentee voting deadlines ahead of the August 4 primary — because democracy is annoying, but it is worth it. Plus, we talk about what is changing with the News Tribune print schedule and how readers can weigh in.This episode is brought to you by MU Health Care, Hen House and Southbank Gift Company.

Today on NT Daily, we preview tonight’s Jefferson City Council special meeting on the proposed downtown conference center, including the next steps on branding, financing and revenue projections. We also break down Missouri’s proposed A-through-F school grading system and what supporters and critics are saying. Plus, what Cole County voters need to know ahead of the August 4 primary.Join us Monday through Thursday as we bring together the stories helping Jefferson City stay informed and engaged.This episode is brought to you by MU Health Care and Hen House.

Erin and Amanda are back to break down Gov. Mike Kehoe’s budget vetoes, Jefferson City’s $15 million win for the downtown parking garage and conference center project, and the News Tribune’s move from seven to five print editions. Plus, they look ahead to Jefferson City’s Fourth of July celebration and the Salute to America parade livestream.

Today on NT Daily, Erin with two big agriculture stories: the U.S. Supreme Court’s major ruling in the Bayer/Roundup litigation and Missouri’s response to the emergence of New World Screwworm. We also break down Jefferson City’s proposed public safety sales tax increase, hit quick updates on AI apprenticeships and data center questions, and preview what’s ahead for Fourth of July week — from JCNT Magazine’s summer launch party to Salute to America celebrations.Today's NT Daily is brought to you by MU Healthcare, Hen House, and Southbank Gift Company.

Welcome back to a special sports edition of NT Daily! With the 2026 FIFA World Cup taking center stage across the United States, News Tribune sports writers Trevor Hahn, Trevor Baston, and Tom Rackers join us in the studio to break down everything you need to know about the world's biggest sporting event.From Team USA's historic group stage performance to the tournament's new 48-team format, we're covering World Cup 101 for both first-time viewers and lifelong soccer fans. Whether you're trying to understand the rules, follow the action, or just want to know what all the excitement is about, this episode has you covered.

Today on NT Daily, Erin breaks down Jefferson City’s new housing study — yes, another study, but this one actually has some useful ideas — and why the city says it needs housing at nearly every price point. We also preview next week’s data center conversation with Matt McFarland and ask for your questions about electric bills, water, jobs, taxes, noise and local control. Plus: Food Truck Friday gets some competition, the State Board of Education swears in its new members, and we look ahead to a World Cup segment with our sports writers.Join us Monday through Thursday for comprehensive coverage of the stories impacting Jefferson City. We bring local reporting together to help you stay informed, stay engaged, and understand the decisions shaping our community.This episode is brought to you by MU Health Care and Hen House.

On today’s NT Daily, Erin starts with Amendment 1 — the parks and soil tax renewal Missourians will see first on the August ballot — and why ballot confusion is the very last thing anyone needs. Then it’s full America 250 energy, with Jefferson City and Cole County preparing for Salute to America, history exhibits, fireworks, food, and a schedule that is basically a patriotic obstacle course. Plus: Missouri’s spoonbill gets the Smithsonian treatment, and local golfers tee off at the Missouri Amateur, This episode is brought to you by NT Daily Sponsors: MU Health Care, Hen House, and Southbank Gift Company.

Today on NT Daily, Amanda Riley is back with Erin for a look at Jefferson City’s Early Childhood Center, the local housing conference, JEFFTRAN’s driver shortage and transit study, and Mizzou’s new meat science lab. Then Hot Take or Hot Mess returns with the proposed homeless shelter rezoning ahead of its city council hearing. Join us Monday through Thursday for coverage of the stories impacting Jefferson City.Sponsored by MU Health Care and Hen House.