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Since 1974, KSMU - Ozarks Public Radio, the region's NPR affiliate, has been bringing high quality news, culture, and entertainment programming to the Ozarks region. We ask that your comments to the local and regional news stories we share are written in a civil manner. View our discussion policy here: https://www.ksmu.org/ksmus-community-discussion-guidelines

11/09/2024

Here's news about a lawsuit filed in Federal Court in Utah naming MO State President Biff Williams as one of more than two dozen defendants. The suit alleges harassment and retaliation at Utah Tech while Williams was president of that university.

The lawsuit, filed by Utah Tech's top attorney, second-in-command attorney and Title IX coordinator, alleges the three faced harassment and retaliation.

11/09/2024

Our sister station, Ozarks Public Television is wrapping up the holiday auction! Visit 32auctions.com/optfall24 to bid on some last minute deals before the auction ends this Sunday at 8 p.m.

11/08/2024

Bryan Copeland on Studio Live - join us tonight for Studio Live Social Hour at Mother's Brewing Company from 6-8 pm!

11/08/2024

Our November Studio Live with Bryan Copeland is today! Tune into KSMU 91.1 FM from noon to one today for his radio performance and then join us afterwards from 6-8 p.m. at Mother's Brewing Company for Studio Live Social Hour.

11/07/2024

Our November Studio Live with Bryan Copeland is tomorrow! Tune into KSMU 91.1 FM from noon to one today for his radio performance and then join us afterwards from 6-8 p.m. at Mother’s Brewing Company to listen to his Studio Live Social Hour Performance!

11/07/2024

The Racket Ballers were the winning team in last night's KSMU trivia. Join us next time on February 6.

11/06/2024

Today is the day! If you have your tickets for Trivia, we'll see you tonight at 6 at Springfield Brewing Company!

11/05/2024

The KSMU news team has assembled and are ready to provide you with election results throughout the night. Election coverage begins at 6:00 pm.

11/05/2024

A mid election day update. Join us for live election night coverage starting at 6 p.m. tonight.

First time voters say being a part of the process is the biggest draw of the day and the Greene County Clerk’s office says things are going well. They expect a 75% turnout.

11/05/2024

Today is the day! Visit the link below to listen to Informed Voter Coalition interviews before you cast your ballot.

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCM7dUohyilQuJpZmY8QGCaZDjMFNn8WD

11/04/2024

Good news KSMU fans! If you missed the opportunity to get a mug and puzzle during our Fall 2024 Pledge Drive, you have the opportunity to snag one during Ozarks Public Television's Holiday auction! Visit 32auctions.com/optfall24 to place your bid.

11/04/2024

It’s not too late to learn more about the candidates you’ll see on your ballot tomorrow! Check which races you’ll be voting on at vote411.org, then watch nonpartisan video interviews with local candidates thanks to the Informed Voter Coalition. Find all video interviews at ksmu.org/ivc. Polls are open from 6am-7pm tomorrow.

11/03/2024

Support our sister station, Ozarks Public Television, this week by bidding in the OPT Holiday Auction! Visit 32auctions.com/optfall24 to view a full list of items and place your bids.

11/03/2024

Trivia Night at Springfield Brewing Company is this Wednesday! We still have a few tickets left so visit ksmu.org/trivia to get them while you can!

11/01/2024

The evening before Election Day, Springfield City Council is expected to have a busy meeting.

On the eve of Tuesday's general election, we counted at least 10 key bills set to come before Springfield City Council at Monday night's meeting.

11/01/2024

Our November Studio Live with Bryan Copeland is just a week away! Tune into KSMU 91.1 FM at noon on November 8th for his live performance and then join us afterwards from 6-8 pm at Mother's Brewing Company to listen to his Social Hour Performance!

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Videos

Symphony in the Ozarks on KSMU featuring Thai traditional instrumentalists Patchaya Nantachai on khaen and Nuengsaran Prukthaisong on phin. They’ll perform with the @sgfmosymphony on Saturday.

Pledge week offers some fun thank you gifts, including a special anniversary edition KSMU puzzle. It's yours with a sustaining pledge of $20 per month. Check out all the thank you gifts available and make your pledge of support at ksmu.org/thankyou.

In celebration of KSMU’s 50th anniversary, we’re filling the airwaves with recorded messages from listeners. You’re invited to join the fun! Call (417) 836-8976 and tell us where or how you listen to KSMU, or enter your message at the link below. We can’t wait to hear your messages! https://forms.office.com/r/BmyPk5hyrP

KSMU Public Radio Day Mayoral Proclamation

🌟 Kicking off KSMU's 50th anniversary is Mayor of Springfield Ken McClure's proclamation of KSMU Public Radio Day! 📻 🎉 Find out more about our 50th year celebration here: https://www.ksmu.org/50 #ksmuradio #teamksmu #ozarkspublicradio #ozarkspublicbroadcasting #missouristateuniversity

Giving Tuesday KSMU

KSMU's General Manager Rachel Knight shares this #GivingTuesday message with listeners. Get involved at ksmu.org/gt

#GTN Message from KSMU Interim General Manager Rachel Knight

#GTN Message from KSMU Studio Live Host Jess Balisle

Molly Healey on Studio Live performing “Flight.”

“Thoughts and prayers are not enough.” - Student protesters on the Missouri State University campus this morning in Springfield marching in support of tougher gun control laws.