Some call it business in the front and a party in the back.

Wellsville, Missouri, teen Chason Sachs says he started growing his mullet in 2020 and eyes a $10,000 top prize in a National Mullet Competition.

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It is hard to decide between cool air and cool plans, but if your AC is blowing through your paycheck, it might be time to rethink how you’re using energy.

Neal Harrell from Missouri Electric Cooperative is here with tips to help you lower your bill, so you can keep more cash for the things that matter to you.

This segment is sponsored by Missouri Electric Cooperatives.

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Missouri home sales rose seven percent in June over last year.

Missouri Realtors President Bobbi Howe says it’s a seller’s market, so buyers need to be ready to make an offer.

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Making STEM topics so entertaining, you are bound to learn along the way.

The Discovery Center of Springfield takes pride in ushering a new age of youth through science, technology, math, and engineering.

Hunter Bartelt, Director of Operations at The Discovery Center of Springfield, tells Show Me Today why this is an experience families have to attend.

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The Missouri Restaurant Association calls the new “no tax on tips” law, recently signed as part of President Trump’s budget bill, a win for the state’s 230,000 hospitality workers.

Buddy Lahl, CEO of the Missouri Restaurant Association, says it will be helpful to those who are tipped.

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Governor Mike Kehoe’s bill signing pen may run out of ink.

Alisa Nelson talks to the governor about several of the nearly 40 bills he has signed into law, many of which have an element of public safety.

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The Missouri Fire Marshal’s Office says the state has had an alarming number of fireworks-related deaths and injuries from fires and explosions around the Fourth of July weekend.

Alisa Nelson talks to State Fire Marshal Tim Bean, who mentions some of the types of fireworks that tend to be the leading cause of these fireworks-related problems.

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Operation Lifesaver educates the public about safety at rail crossings and tracks. It is making a difference in reducing the number of crashes and deaths.

Executive Director Tim Hull also educates public safety officers and other responders. Ashley Byrd spoke to members of the newest class of state troopers, who had just spent the day learning from Hull and Operation Lifesaver.

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