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Special Olympics Missouri raised $268,743 over the weekenda t the Lake of the Ozarks Polar Plunge.Crystal Schuster with SOMO says this number is expected to inc

As KBIA builds new programming in 2023, we would like your input on what's been developed thus far. These new project concepts have been produced for the community from ideas inspired by our engagement with the community.

Evie Allen worked at Illinois news station WSIL TV 3 as a reporter and anchor for thirteen years. Now, she's joined the KOMU 8 news team as the station's new senior anchor. KBIA's Shea Baechle talked with Allen about her career and her plans in Columbia.

After graduating from the University of Missouri in 2018 with a Bachelor's in Broadcast Journalism, Carter Woodiel worked various broadcast jobs for collegiate sports teams. Soon, he'll move to Kansas City to work for the Kansas City Monarchs. Carter reflected on his time at the University of Missouri with KBIA reporter Shea Baechle.

This story is part of True/False Conversations, a series of in-depth interviews with the filmmakers of this year’s True/False Festival.

This story is part of True/False Conversations, a series of in-depth interviews with the filmmakers of this year’s True/False Festival.

Hope Kirwan is a reporter with Wisconsin Public Radio and a member of the class of 2015.Kirwan spoke with KBIA producer Shea Baechle about the importance of agriculture in her coverage.

Beatriz Costa Lima is a a Video Editor/Producer at Seattle’s public television station KCTS 9 and member of the undergraduate class of 2016.She also received a Master's in documentary journalism from The University of Missouri in 2018.Costa Lima spoke with KBIA producer Shea Baechle.

Jason Rosenbaum is a political correspondent for St. Louis Public Radio and a member of the class of 2006.Rosenbaum spoke with KBIA producer Shea Baechle.