• The Ghosts of Mark Twain: the people and events that haunted what he wrote—and did not write
    Mar 10 2026

    In Missouri and the rest of America, we put Mark Twain on a pedestal- literally.

    It’s the human and flawed side of Mark Twain that is just interesting, says writer Ann Ryan. Her book, The Ghosts of Mark Twain, was recently published by the University of Missouri Press. She talks with Ashley Byrd.

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    12 mins
  • Missouri House bill would require nonprofits sponsoring ballot initiatives to use E-Verify to make sure their volunteers are U.S. citizens
    Mar 10 2026

    Among the election-related bills being promoted in Jefferson City this year is one that would require nonprofit groups that sponsor ballot initiatives to verify that their volunteers are U.S. citizens.

    Marshall Griffin spoke with the bill’s sponsor, Republican State Representative Jeff Vernetti of Camdenton.

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    7 mins
  • Freedom Plane to Bring Original Founding Documents to Kansas City
    Mar 10 2026

    A rare collection of nine original Founding‑era documents is hitting the road, well, the skies, as the National Archives launches its Freedom Plane National Tour. The traveling exhibition will fly aboard a custom‑painted Boeing 737, bringing these cornerstone pieces of American history to eight U.S. cities in celebration of the nation’s 250th anniversary in 2026.

    One of those locations is Kansas City and the WWI Museum and Memorial. Dr. Chris Warren, the Chief Curator, says it’s the first time these documents will be viewed outside Washington D.C.

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    11 mins
  • How the Time Change Takes a Toll on Missouri Bodies, According to a Sleep Specialist
    Mar 9 2026

    If you’ve been feeling a little off since the time change, you’re not alone.

    Matt Pilger talked with MU Health Care sleep specialist Dr. Mike about what actually happens inside your body during those first few days and why Missouri mornings might feel a little tougher this week.

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    10 mins
  • Berlin Wall Exhibit Featuring Original Artifacts and Wall Sections Coming to Kansas City
    Mar 7 2026

    Kansas City's Union Station is preparing to bring a powerful piece of world history to the Midwest. Coming in May, the North American premiere of “The Berlin Wall: A World Divided” will open inside the station’s 20,000 square foot gallery. The immersive exhibition explores life before, during, and after the Wall, featuring original artifacts, massive sections of the Wall itself, and personal stories from both sides of the divide.

    Joining Show Me Today is Luis Ferreiro, Director & CEO of Musealia, the exhibition company that is putting on this great exhibit.

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    10 mins
  • New Book Explores the History of Forest Park in St. Louis
    Mar 7 2026

    Forest Park is one of the most beloved places in St. Louis. It’s sprawling green spaces, iconic cultural institutions, and history-making events like the 1904 World’s Fair all resonate with locals and visitors alike. In his new book, How Forest Park Was Made, author Ian Sullivan takes us on a journey through the transformation of this remarkable park from open land to the crown jewel of the city.

    Today, he’s here to share the fascinating story behind the park’s creation and how it became such a rich historical and cultural epicenter.

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    11 mins
  • Missouri Electric Cooperatives reveal what actually saves you on electricity costs
    Mar 6 2026

    Energy efficiency is becoming an easier part of our daily lives for homes and apartments… if you know how to use it right.

    Here to share helpful tips and debunk pesky myths is Danielle Ireland, Energy Services Specialist for White River Valley Cooperative in Branson. Cameron Conner joins her.

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    12 mins
  • Missouri’s Alpha-Gal Numbers Climb — MU Extension Responds with Five New Guides
    Mar 5 2026

    Show Me Today takes a closer look at a growing health issue right here in Missouri. MU Extension has just released a set of new guides to help families understand and manage it.

    Matt Pilger sat down with Eden Stewart, Nutrition and Health Specialist with the University of Missouri Extension, to break down what Missourians need to know.

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    10 mins