Show Me Today - The Voice of Missouri

Aviation buffs... we have a place for you.

The Nicholas-Beazley Aviation Museum in Marshall hopes to expand your knowledge of flight and take you to new heights.

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If at one point you considered having kids and wanted to adopt, you may have thought, “Gosh, adopting is so expensive!”

One Republican member of the Missouri House of Representatives wants to make that process a bit easier by getting rid of the tax credit limit for adoption expenses.

Rep. Hannah Kelly talks with Anthony Morabith on Show Me Today.

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A legislative initiative to help Missouri’s K-12 public school students pave a roadmap for the future.

Alisa Nelson talks to State Senator Karla Eslinger of Wasola about the bill.

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Angela Johnson first took up pottery in college when she graduated from Mizzou.

 Through many trials, she is back on the wheel, leading an outstanding local business, displaying work in art shows, and offering one-on-one pottery classes.

 Angela is here with Cameron Conner to discuss her path to pottery. 

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They say April showers bring May flowers, but sometimes the showers can be a little more than bargained for.

If you are in an area subject to flooding, check what your insurance covers.

Marshall Griffin is here with the Vice President of public affairs for the American Property Casualty Insurance Corporation to analyze the precautions and how Missouri is projected to handle potential floods this year.

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A roadmap to the future for Missouri public school students. Silver Dollar City's Street Fest will happen at the end of April. A Mizzou graduate's love for pottery has been transformed into a successful business.

An issue has grown in the Missouri Legislature involving who controls MoDot's funding: State Representative Don Mayhew has a proposed solution.

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It’s possible that you’ve had someone you knew or read about an individual that had a medical bracelet on with the letters DNR, shortened for Do Not Resuscitate.

One member of the Missouri House of Representatives wants to expand the state’s DNR orders to include people under the age 18.

Rep. Hannah Kelly talks with Anthony Morabith on Show Me Today. 

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Since 1948, Gordon Stop-light Drive-In has been the staple of Crystal City and Festus. This place is so good that they’ve never had to change their recipes.

Cameron Conner is here with the owner of the drive-in, Chris Grass, to discuss the restaurant’s history and service to the community. 

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We give you the latest on Governor Mike Parson's I-70 expansion plan, one state lawmaker wants to make do not resuscitate orders eligible for people under 18, Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft outlines the general information for today's municipal elections, and we hear the story of a drive-in that has existed since the 40s'.

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Carthage Junior High has been selected as a state winner in Samsung’s Solve for Tomorrow STEM Competition. The school is one of 50 schools chosen as state winners in the latest round of the competition. For the competition, Carthage Junior High School’s project is designed to help tackle the state's drought problems.

Alisa Nelson talks to Ann Woo, the Senior Director of Corporate Citizenship at Samsung Electronics America and Renea Brownfield, the school’s STEM Club sponsor, about the 13th annual national competition.

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