Springfield, Missouri is known as the “Buckle of the Bible Belt.” It’s a reputation earned by seemingly having a church on nearly every corner. But what about faith-based establishments open Monday through Saturday, where Christian college students can hang out? Grant Studer, a junior at Missouri State University, sat down with The Scoop to talk…

The No Child Left Behind Act was signed into law in 2002. But where do students go if they fall behind? For local students in Springfield, MO, Study Alternative High School is the answer to that question. Beth Nickel, a teacher for 37 years at Study has a lot to say about the mission of…

The sky is still dark as you step outside. The early morning air carrying the faint smell of coffee. Inside a nondescript gym in Springfield, the silence is replaced by the sounds of bodies hitting mats, quiet focus, and the murmur of encouragement. It’s 5 AM, and the room is already alive under the eye…

The Scoop met multi-instrumentalist Mason Tomlinson of Springfield band Transparence to discuss local music venues.

Movie tickets for two can often cost as much as a meal out. But there are options for the frugal movie buff.
Springfield has a few movie theaters, and each offers its own options for saving money on movie tickets.

A list of the Top Five Places to Visit in Springfield, MO according to Katie Jones, of the Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce.

Brianna Bernhardt, Adoption Counselor at Castaway Animals Rescue Effort, shares her experiences and knowledge of caring after shelter animals.

SATO48 is a film competition held in Springfield MO that has helped raise the state of filmmaking in the area and create opportunities for its participants.

On Saturday, Sept. 19, food trucks from across Missouri will roll into Springfield for the Missouri Food Truck Festival.

The Japanese Fall Festival is returning to Springfield for its 19th year this month. Sample the music, crafts, and food of Japanese culture at Mizumoto Japanese Stroll Garden.