Show Me Today - The Voice of Missouri

On Show Me Today, our financial expert Kimberly Palmer from NerdWallet tackles a big question many parents face — should you save for retirement or your kids’ college? Kimberly explains why retirement comes first, and how that decision can actually help your family in the long run.

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Missouri U.S. Senator Josh Hawley talks about Charlie Kirk, Jeffrey Epstein, and Boeing in his latest exclusive visit on Show Me Today with Marshall Griffin

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The Missouri State Bears are getting ready for their first home game as an FBS program at Plaster Stadium on Saturday at 2:30. Long-time Missouri State broadcaster Art Hains will be calling his final Missouri State game Saturday against his alma mater, SMU. Hains first began calling Missouri State action on the radio in 1977, this will be his 463rd game. 

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Throughout the early 19th and 20th centuries, mills played a crucial role in Missouri’s economy and landscape. Today, many of Missouri’s historic mills still stand, preserving stories of ingenuity and enterprise.

On this segment, Missouri Life Magazine writer Kristina Light joins us to explore several mills open to the public, each with a unique story to tell.

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More than 1,300 football officials will be working Junior High and High School football games in Missouri this fall. 

The Missouri State High School Activities Association says they’re always looking for more. The organization will need even more officials for prep basketball.

Andrew Kauffman, Missouri State High School Activities Association's Communications Director, joins Show Me Today to share how you can get involved.

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September 15th through the 21st is 'See Tracks Think Train®' Week, a nationwide rail safety campaign that’s also being observed here in Missouri. Operation Lifesaver and its partners are working to raise awareness about the dangers of railroad crossings and trespassing on railroad property.

Joining Show Me Today is Tim Hull, Executive Director of Missouri Operation Lifesaver, to talk about this important effort to keep communities safe.

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On the 24th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, Missouri State Representative Bill Hardwick is remembering the moment that changed everything—from his decision to join the military to his path into public service.

Hardwick, who was a high school junior in Dixon when the towers fell. He says that day set him on a course he never could have predicted.

Representative Hardwick joins Show Me Today.

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The roar of the first F/A-18 Super Hornet still echoes in aviation history. St. Louis was at the heart of it.

This fall, the National Museum of Transportation is celebrating the 30th Anniversary of the first flight the E1 Super Hornet ever flew through special exhibits, pilot panels, and a keynote from a former TOPGUN commander.

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If you follow Missouri sports, chances are you have heard Chris Gervino’s voice calling the action or reporting the story over the years.

The long-term broadcaster sat down with us to reflect on his decades covering MU football and basketball — and to share what keeps him passionate about the job.

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Managing a personal and professional life is a daunting task for anyone in the workforce, but it can be especially draining on Missouri educators.  

The Department of Mental Health has established a system of microlearning courses that can enhance a teacher’s experiences both in and out of the classroom. 

Beckie Gierer, Director for the Office of Disaster Services at DMH, joins Show Me Today to talk about TeachWell.

The Missouri Department of Mental Health sponsors this segment.

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