Boating isn’t just a summer hobby at the Lake of the Ozarks. Even in the dead of winter, the lake has plenty to offer, but it comes with its own set of challenges.

Today, we’re talking with Master Captain Bob May of the BOBCAST for Boaters with Captain Bob podcast, about what you need to know if you’re thinking about taking your boat out in January, from safety tips to gear, and even why winter might be the perfect time to practice your skills on the water.

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EasterSeals Midwest is using a tool to help diagnose autism at a very young age. 

Alisa Nelson talks to Jeanne Marshall, the president of the organization, who says the technology takes roughly 20 minutes by tracking the eye movements of the patients.

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Missouri students could be leaving thousands of dollars in financial aid on the table if they don’t file for FAFSA on time.

Show Me Today is breaking down what families need to know to get it done right this year. Bill Pollock speaks with Allison Notter, Director of Outreach for the Missouri Department of Higher Education and Workforce Development.

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The 2026 US Figure Skating Championships at the Enterprise Center in St. Louis serve as the final selection event for Team USA before the 2026 Winter Olympics.

It’s an opportunity to show off St. Louis as a national sporting event site, says Cameron Schoeffel, Director of Sales and Entertainment for St. Louis Union Station.

He updates Ashley Byrd on Show Me Today.

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Could Missourians see bigger tax refunds this year? The IRS says yes — thanks to changes in the One Big Beautiful Bill passed in July.

Show Me Today’s Matt Pilger spoke with IRS spokesperson Stacy Engle about what these changes mean for your wallet.

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Missouri is in the process of restructuring what SNAP recipients can buy with their benefits – cutting out junk food and sugary drinks and replacing them with healthier foods, specifically foods grown in Missouri.

Baylee Watts with the Missouri Department of Social Services talks about the state’s new “Healthy SNAP” program with Missourinet’s Marshall Griffin.

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A program designed to address the state’s nursing shortage has awarded $3.1 million in grants to 21 nursing programs.

Lori Scheidt runs the Missouri State Board of Nursing and explains to Missourinet’s Sue Danielson how the funding will be used.

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Campus safety is top of mind for many after a recent shooting at Brown University. So, what’s being done here in Missouri?

Show Me Today reporter Matt Pilger sat down with University of Missouri communications consultant Nicholas Tietsort, who explains why staying alert and planning can make all the difference.

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