Heartland News Podcast

Sgt. Tyler Rowe with the Sikeston Department of Public Safety tells us more about the response to the Glenallen flooding. Stream at kfvs12.com/livestream.

Fitch has downgraded the US credit. Meanwhile, credit card debt is now at $1 trillion. And the inflation report shows less inflation than expected.

Going back to the classroom means changes to lunch and snack time. Here's what you should keep in mind as you send the kids off to school. Stream at kfvs12.com/livestream.

We look at closings at Tyson and Smithfield, along with a look at India's future with changing GMO policies. And what the next farm bill means for pork products. Stream at kfvs12.com.

Sydney Waters, regional director with the BBB, to talk about how to spot the best deals (and to make sure all deals are authentic) on camping gear sales.

The Missouri Department of Conservation's Nate Bowersock shares more about what to do if you see a black bear.

The Jackson Area Chamber of Commerce's Women's Impact Network will have a special speaker with State Sen. Holly Rehder next week.

Your AC may be working overtime. Here are some ways to give it a break, from the BBB's Sydney Waters.

Events are coming up this Saturday to get you ready for the Sikeston Jaycee Bootheel Rodeo.

The Lutheran Heritage Center is holding their Biennial Immigration History Conference, with the theme of "Work of Our Fathers." Stream KFVS at kfvs12.com/livestream.

We're taking a look at how heat is driving cotton prices. Plus, a new law criminalizes interference with animal transport. And, we're looking at longhorn ticks.

Bill Eddleman with the Cape County Research Center (State Historical Society of Missouri) joins the show to at the role of riverboats on the Mississippi. Stream at kfvs12.com/livestream.

Scammers are taking advantage of AI's ability to mimic human speech. Stream at kfvs12.com/livestream

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Barry Bean joins us to dive into a report that says Bayer is selling its crop science division. Meanwhile, Kentucky faces challenges with hemp crops.

Janna Clifton with the Uptown Jackson Revitalization Organization shares more about a farm-to-table event. Stream at kfvs12.com/livestream

The Supreme Court has blocked Biden's student loan plans, while the Personal Consumption Expenditures report shows change in inflation. Stream at kfvs12.com/livestream.

Simon Meiners, Communications & Research Specialist, talks about a series from the Frazier History Museum that spotlights music out of each Kentucky county. Stream at kfvs12.com/livestream.

Barry Bean, board member of MOFB, joins us to talk about the release of the acreage report and ongoing negotiations. Stream at kfvs12.com/livestream.

We're joined by Laci Prucinsky, Manager of the Cape Girardeau Nature Center, to talk about upcoming events. Stream at kfvs12.com/livestream.

What are some healthy eating habits for your kids now that they're out of school? Bethany Bachmann with the Missouri University Extension Office shares tips. Stream at kfvs12.com/livestream.

If you want a peak behind the curtain of one of the largest industries in the Heartland, the Jackson Chamber is giving you the chance to take a tour of ag. Stream at kfvs12.com/livestream.

We are joined by the director of Missouri's National Veterans Memorial, Rae Lynn Munoz, to talk about changes coming up, including the veterans' cemetery. Stream at kfvs12.com/livestream.