The firearms portion of Missouri’s deer hunt begins Saturday and runs through the 26th.

Jason Isabelle, a deer biologist with the Missouri Dept of Conservation, says on Show Me Today that the warmer weather and acorn crop may give a unique challenge to hunters this fall.

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Missourians have voted to undo many abortion restrictions through their approval of Amendment 3, but it also gives state lawmakers some say in regulating abortions after fetal survivability, which is around six months.

Parkville Republican Senator Tony Luetkemeyer spoke with Anthony Morabith about the game plan for the 2025 Legislative Session.

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Despite what several polls said, Donald Trump has easily been re-elected as president. Where did Democrat Kamala Harris and the Democrats go wrong?

Alisa Nelson talks to MU assistant political science professor Charles Zug.

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Winter is almost here. It is time to start preparing so that when the flakes start to fall and the temperature dips, you are ready to go.

Anthony Morabith chats with Katy Linnenbrink with SEMA on how to prepare for cold and dangerous weather this winter.

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MU Extension is partnering with local communities to improve health outcomes for Missouri's most vulnerable populations.

Rachel Brown, field specialist in community health for the Office of Health Outreach, Policy & Education, joins Show Me Today.

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Thanks to the Law Enforcement Phlebotomy Program and the Missouri Safety Center at the University of Central Missouri, several law enforcement agencies across the state are gaining skills in criminal investigation-related blood draws.

Joining Show Me Today are Dr. Joanne Kurt-Hilditch and Robert Paul, who is a Drug Recognition Expert from the Missouri Safety Center. They tell us the advantages of teaching law enforcement this skill and the benefits of keeping you safer on the road.

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Lutheran Family and Children’s Services of Missouri is celebrating Open Adoptions Month as they encourage more Missourians to consider adoptions – including those that include the birth parents in the lives of their kids.

It can work, says Tina Miller, Adoptive Parents Coordinator of LFCS. She talks with Ashley Byrd.

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Westminster College researchers in central Missouri’s Fulton have uncovered more than 100 fossilized bones of a 66-million-year-old triceratops, making it one of the most intact dinosaurs in the world.

Paleontologist David Schmidt dives deep into his dino dig efforts in South Dakota with Anthony Morabith.

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