As we celebrate the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, it’s a good time to look beyond the history books and explore our own family histories. Who were our ancestors? Did they serve in the Revolutionary War? How did their descendants eventually make their way to Missouri? Bill Eddleman is a genealogist and historian […]

October brings cooler weather, football, comfort food, and, before we know it, Thanksgiving and Christmas. For a lot of us, this is the time of year when healthy eating habits start to slide. But enjoying the foods we love doesn’t necessarily mean giving up on the progress we’ve made. Charlotte Cervantes is a registered dietitian […]

If you walked into the Liberty Center in downtown Sedalia today, you might see a play on stage, artwork in the gallery, kids taking an art class, or a concert happening outside. But this building has had quite a life. It opened as a theater in 1920, hosted a campaign stop for Franklin Roosevelt, eventually […]

Grocery prices are getting out of hand, and some shoppers are turning to Reddit for help figuring out how to feed their families without blowing up their budgets. In a recent NerdWallet article, Kimberly Palmer looks at advice from Reddit users and financial counselors, with practical ways to save money, from changing where you shop […]

A few weeks ago, we talked about what to expect from Missouri’s fall colors. Now that we’re further into October, the big question is where the colors are developing, which parts of the state are looking their best, and how much longer we have to enjoy the show. Russell Hinnah, Forestry Field Programs Supervisor with […]

Travis Kelce closing in on NFL record. Will he get it this Sunday?

Medicare open enrollment runs October 15th through December 7th, and choosing the right plan can make a big difference in what you pay for health care. Scott Miniea with Missouri Connections for Health explains how trained, unbiased counselors help Missourians compare their options. One recent study shows an average savings of $2,000 a year for […]

When you think about a good neighbor, you probably don’t immediately think about a coffee shop, restaurant or general store, but some Missouri businesses have become much more than places to buy something. MU Extension has recognized Missouri’s Most Neighborly Businesses for 2026, and David Burton is here on Show Me Today to tell us […]

Missouri hunters harvested nearly 2,000 fewer deer during this year’s early antlerless firearms season compared with last year. Preliminary numbers from the Missouri Department of Conservation show hunters harvested 6,524 deer during the Early Antlerless Portion, held Oct. 9-11. That compares with 8,494 deer last year. MDC spokesperson Maddie Est said record-to-near-record high temperatures during […]

Missouri has a rich history of paranormal sites, but how often can you book and stay at them? That is exactly what Superhost Alta-Ann offers at her Airbnb in the Missouri Ozarks. Cameron Conner sits down with Alta to uncover what guests may be experiencing at the Historic Morgue.

A nearly $549 million federal lawsuit is putting Lincoln University’s funding in the spotlight. Matt Pilger talked with Missouri State Representative Stephanie Boykin about the lawsuit and what lawmakers could do next.

Interested in experiencing the beauty of autumn in another country? Jack Baumann, owner of Guidester in Chesterfield, talks with Cameron Conner about the “must-haves” when traveling to Europe.

Missouri historian and writer Jeremy Amick has released another book – adding to his dozens of histories. This one is close to home for Jeremy. “Voices of the Moreau” contains 60 stories from across Mid-Missouri. He tells Ashley the story behind the writing.

Missouri has released a new state energy plan, and one of its biggest goals is generating more power inside the state. The blueprint focuses heavily on nuclear energy, including the possibility of expanding the Callaway Energy Center and using retired power plant sites for future development. Matt Pilger talks with Missouri Department of Natural Resources […]

If you are in the voting booth and not sure about the judges up for election, here are some things you should know. The information is in one place. Missouri’s state courts are hard on themselves. Every two years, judges are reviewed by their peers and citizens for how they do their jobs. Ashley Byrd […]

Summerlike heat could challenge record highs across Missouri this week. Temperatures are expected to climb into the upper 80s and lower 90s Monday and Tuesday. Jordan Didio, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Springfield, said the unusual warmth could put some longstanding records in jeopardy. “We’re about 15 to 20 degrees above our […]

For the first time, the road to the Charles Schwab Cup championship will begin in St. Louis. The Stifel Charity Classic at Norwood Hills is now the opening event of the PGA TOUR Champions playoffs, bringing the top 72 players in the season standings to Missouri with a lot more than a tournament trophy on […]

Jamal Roberts rushed for a career-high 222 yards and two touchdowns, Blake Craig connected on a pair of 50-plus-yard field goals, and No. 14 Missouri delivered a dominant defensive performance in a 27-6 victory over Texas A&M on Saturday at Memorial Stadium. The Tigers improved to 5-1 overall and 2-1 in Southeastern Conference play, snapping […]

Precision Mazes has wrapped up another incredible season, turning agriculture’s fields into works of art that you can literally get lost in. Cameron Conner talks with owner Rob Stouffer about this year’s favorites and what is in store for 2027.

Some Missouri high school students could soon know they have a spot at Mizzou before their senior year even begins. The university is launching a new program that guarantees admission to qualifying students in five Missouri school districts who earn college credit while still in high school. Matt Pilger talks with Mitzi Clayton, Director of […]