Show Me Today - The Voice of Missouri

2025's first official day of summer is June 20, and the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services wants to remind Missourians about the risk of summer heat while still enjoying the outdoors.

Dr. Heidi Miller, DHSS Chief Medical Officer, joins Bill Pollock on Show Me Today.

This interview is sponsored by the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services.

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A former deputy city clerk for the southeast Missouri city of Kennett spent tens of thousands of taxpayer dollars on personal items, including an intimacy game, a 43-inch smart TV, and the full collection of Madea movies! 

Missouri Auditor Scott Fitzpatrick shares the details with Marshall Griffin.

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17-year-old Trevon Dawson, a Cole Camp resident, recently performed on the last season of The Voice.

He joins Matt Pilger on Show Me Today to discuss his experience in the spotlight.

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Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey is warning those impacted by recent severe weather to watch out for con artists.

He shares the details with Sue Danielson on Show Me Today.

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Missouri is growing. It’s now the 19th-largest state in the U.S.

Luke Dietterle, extension specialist with the University of Missouri Extension, tells Marshall Griffin about the latest statistics.

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Many Missouri college graduates are looking for their first full-time job.

Veronica Gielazauskas, assistant commissioner for the Office of Performance & Strategy at the Missouri Department of Higher Education & Workforce Development, tells Sue Danielson how the state can help bridge the gap.

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The Food Bank of Southeast Missouri has learned that once again, the men and women who sacrificed and served our country are sacrificing their health from a lack of nutrition.

Heather Collier of the SEMO Food Bank tells Ashley Byrd about helping the area’s veterans.

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A message often heard this year is that Missouri Republican lawmakers are trying to overturn the will of voters by passing measures designed to restrict most abortions and repealing paid sick leave requirements.

Alisa Nelson talks to Benjamin Singer, with “Respect Missouri Voters” Coalition, who says the campaign hopes to begin gathering signatures in July, to ban lawmakers from continuing to overturn what voters have voted for.

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In this month’s update with Paul Temple, astronomer at Central Methodist University, he tells Ashley Byrd about the view from space and what we can see from Missouri's night sky in early summer.

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A solar energy project under construction in Scott County is projected to power 66,000 homes.

Chris Matthews, Vice President of Development at Arevon, informs Marshall Griffin on the Kelso Solar Project.

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