Show Me Today - The Voice of Missouri

Samsung has named 50 schools as state winners in its latest round of a STEM competition. In Missouri, Carthage Junior High School was selected as the Missouri winner. Alisa Nelson talks to Renea Brownfield, with Carthage Junior High School, about the winning project her students put together.

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One of our favorite historians we invite to Show Me Today is military history writer Jeremy Amick. (AY-mik)

He’ll be signing one of his recent books soon in St. Louis, so Ashley Byrd asked him to join us and tell us more about the event – and the subject of his book titled “A GLOBAL WARRIOR.”

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Samsung has named 50 schools as state winners for a STEM competition, one republican member of the House of Representatives is looking to establish bi-laws to make sure medical schools maintain priorities, there is an anonymous survey being done to collect the status of broadband across the state, and Missouri, military historian Jeremy Amick joins Show Me Today to discuss his latest book.

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Missouri lawmakers are considering whether the state needs a conviction review unit.

They are also reviewing a bill to give people who have been wrongfully imprisoned some restitution.

Alisa Nelson talks to State Senator Brian Williams, a Democrat from University City, about his bills.

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This program has been around since 2018, and it has been changing the lives of residents of Southeast Missouri with employment and opportunities to help make child support payments!

John Ginwright with the Missouri Department of Social Services talks to Anthony Morabith about the EDGE program.

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Before you spray your garden for pests as Spring approaches, you may want to listen to what creepy crawlies are good to have around. We talk with MU Extension's Tamra Reall.

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There is an innovative program in Southeast to help parents with employment and child support payments. Before you spray for bugs in the garden, listen to the benefits of keeping some of those bugs around, Missouri lawmakers are considering whether the state needs a conviction review unit, and Governor Mike Parson discusses where the state stands while the Missouri legislator is on Spring break.

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The rust belt! Or, in more layman’s terms, the industrial back of the United States. It’s right in our own backyard in places like St. Louis and Kansas City…places and industries that, at one time, grouped together to help the United States win World War II…

But, in the name of progress and the launch of the atomic bomb, it came at a cost.

Republican Representative Tricia Byrnes explains to Anthony Morabith on Show Me Today. 

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Missourians all over the state are taking an interest in wine. The COVID-19 pandemic bolstered an opportunity to spark such growth.

 The state’s over 130 wineries are convincing residents to consume locally.

 Cameron Conner is here with the University of Missouri grape and Wine Institute’s viticulture specialist, Dean Volenburg, and enology specialist, Stephan Sommer, to discuss Missouri’s wine interest, why Missouri is equipped for optimal growth, and how to get feedback if you are interested in winemaking.

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Learn about Missouri's wine boom, Missourinet summarizes the Legislative session so far, one representative is trying to seek compensation for St. Louis's cost of assisting in atomic bomb production, and MSHSAA discusses the statewide umpire and referee shortage.

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