Show Me Today - The Voice of Missouri

A Republican House member from southwest Missouri’s La Russell has sponsored a bill to fight the predatory practice of phone call spoofing.

Representative Mitch Boggs tells Anthony Morabith that he will work with phone companies and law enforcement to spot where the calls are coming from.

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Missouri’s Electric Cooperatives are looking for rural Missouri students interested in learning more about their co-ops, communities, and country by participating in Youth Programs.

Spokesman Chris Massman talks with Ashley Byrd and explains why it's important to power utilities to empower youth.

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How does Missouri’s agriculture industry compare to other states? According to Department of Agriculture Director Chris Chinn, Missouri is uniquely positioned to meet the needs of countries around the world because of its infrastructure and diverse agricultural landscape.

She sits with Anthony Morabith on Show Me Today about upcoming trade events.

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We talk with Barbie and Kim Mooneyham, a mother-in-law and daughter-in-law duo of Team Beef, who are passionate about promoting the health benefits of beef through the Missouri Beef Council. Their family’s dedication to nutrition and community service drives their mission to educate others on incorporating beef into a healthy lifestyle.

Whether you are looking to improve your diet or love a good steak, this conversation will give you fresh inspiration to enjoy beef in a whole new way.

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The University of Missouri–Columbia is getting high marks for its online degree programs. A study by U.S. News and World Report shows Mizzou is tied for having the 25th-best online bachelor’s degree program in the nation.

Stephanie McClelland is MU’s Chief Online Learning Officer, and she explains how online learning works.

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An event that brings people in from the cold in Mid-Missouri is the True-False Film Festival in Columbia: a world-recognized weekend filled with documentaries, many have gone on to win Oscars and other awards.

Festival Director Chloe Trayner tells Ashley Byrd what True False means – and what is lined up for this year.

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An exhibit that features an artist and his connections to all aspects of St. Louis life is on display at the MU campus in Columbia.

That and a series of films are part of honoring Black History Month at the state historical society.

Curator Joan Stack speaks with Ashley Byrd.

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Tickets for Super Bowl 59 are cheaper than last year's game, but the average ticket prices are about 8,000 dollars, while the cheapest ticket on Monday was still more than 5,700 dollars.

If you’re headed to the Big Easy to see the Chiefs, Nick Chabbaria of AAA Missouri has some tips that might save you a few bucks getting down there.

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