Season 1, available Sept. 29, looks at rural hospital closures through the experience of Mercy Hospital in Fort Scott, Kansas

The KMST FM transmitter is now back to its full broadcast strength in Rolla and the surrounding area after damage from spring storms and extensive repairs including a new antenna and transmission line.

Last week, a group of St. Louis Public Radio producers and reporters shared stories of their experiences as people of color at this organization. Their accounts reflect a workplace that does not reflect the goals and values of this organization. Systemic racism exists, including at St. Louis Public Radio, and that is unacceptable.

Early Tuesday morning, May 19, the KMST Rolla transmitter went off the air, due to damage possibly caused by lightning. It was on and off again at greatly…

Today, NPR announced the creation of a Midwest regional journalism hub that will increase capacity for investigative reporting and local news coverage in…

St. Louis Public Radio has long been committed to listening to our community members and soliciting story ideas and sources from them. We’ve been doing…

St. Louis Public Radio has won five 2020 Regional Edward R. Murrow Awards from the Radio Television Digital News Association (RTDNA). The RTDNA has been…

The St. Louis Symphony Orchestra and St. Louis Public Radio will begin regularly rebroadcasting concerts to connect listeners at home to the music of the…

As we continue to prioritize our region’s safety and access to accurate information, there will be changes to our program schedule starting this…

The Missouri Broadcasters Association announced winners Tuesday for their annual awards. St. Louis Public Radio was honored with three first place awards…