Missouri is looking to expand apprenticeships as a pathway to good-paying careers, setting an ambitious goal of reaching 100,000 apprentices by September 2027.

Ashley Byrd talks with Donna Sheets, apprenticeship manager for the Missouri Office of Workforce, about what that goal means and how apprenticeship programs are helping workers and employers across the state.

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For four days and three nights, the Missouri River becomes home to one of the most unique endurance events anywhere in the world. The MR340 challenges paddlers to travel 340 miles from Kansas City to St. Charles without the race ever stopping. More than 600 competitors, backed by family, friends, and volunteers, will test their physical and mental limits while showcasing the Missouri River as one of the state's greatest natural resources.

Race Director Steve Schnarr with Missouri River Relief shares the grueling details on Show Me Today.

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Few stories have captured the imaginations of generations of readers and television viewers quite like Little House on the Prairie. With Netflix developing a new adaptation of Laura Ingalls Wilder's beloved books, interest in Laura's life is growing once again.

Missouri has a unique connection to that story through the Laura Ingalls Wilder Home and Museum in Mansfield, where Laura spent the final decades of her life and wrote the famous Little House books. Joining us on Show Me Today is Tana Melton, curator of the Laura Ingalls Wilder Home and Museum.

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