Show Me Today - The Voice of Missouri

Missouri is offering education grants to some families whose K-12 public school students are struggling to learn.

Alisa Nelson talks to Mallory McGowin, with the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education, who says there’s high interest in these grants.

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Washington University in St. Louis has developed a new test for blood cancers that was approved by Medicare.

Anthony Morabith chats with Dr. Richard Cote at WASH U’s School of Medicine on Show Me Today.

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For the first time in U.S. history, a House speaker has been removed. Republican Kevin McCarthy is no longer the House leader.

Alisa Nelson talks to Congressman Eric Burlison, of Springfield, about some of the potential speaker candidates: Steve Scalise, Jim Jordan, AND Donald Trump.

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Show Me Today's host, Bill Pollock, and producer, Cameron Conner, discuss what is cooking for Mizzou, and what the team has in store for LSU's arrival on Saturday.

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Missouri lawmakers are working together to determine the federal government’s impact on agricultural land in Missouri.

Anthony Morabith chats with State Representative Mike Haffner on a joint agricultural committee recently held. 

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Missouri is bracing for a loss of more than 2,200 agriculture jobs around October. Tyson Foods is closing chicken processing plants in southeast Missouri’s Dexter and southwest Missouri’s Noel this month.

Alisa Nelson talks to Tim Dunville, with the Missouri Department of Higher Ed and Workforce Development, who explains what the state is doing to help these workers.

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For some of you, Fall means sweaters, cider, and everything pumpkin spice. For others, it means it is mushroom hunting season.

Marshall Griffin speaks with the Missouri Department of Conservation’s state botanist, Malissa Briggler, about puffball mushrooms. 

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One prominent church in Jefferson City is lending a hand to an unreached part of the population.

Anthony Morabith chats with Pastor Randy Dignan at Bible Baptist Church on their large deaf ministry.

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A Kansas City Jazz Singer recently performed for world leaders at the G-20 Summit in India.

Eboni Fondren shares her experience with Ashley Byrd.

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There is a free nature getaway to immerse yourself at in St. Louis County. An opportunity to see free-roaming elk and bison.

St. Louis County Park Ranger, Cheryl Fetcher, joins Cameron Conner to talk about the park.

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