Similar to 2025, the Missouri Film Office says this year is shaping up to be a good year for Missouri-based movies, documentaries, short films, TV shows, and commercials.

Director Andrea Sporcic Klund says her strategy of inviting producers who are native Missourians to their home state to work is proving successful.

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Nearly 20 states have reported cases of cyclosporiasis, which causes upset stomach and severe diarrhea.

Missouri Epidemiologist Nathan Koffarnas says such cases are more common during the warmer months of the year and can be connected to improper washing of produce. He notes most cases are among those who have traveled internationally, but not always. Koffarnas says there have been cases in Missouri, but so far, all are tied to international travel.

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Missouri is looking to speed up the development of nuclear energy and other major infrastructure projects by partnering with the federal government. Governor Mike Kehoe signed a new agreement aimed at cutting red tape and shortening the permitting process.

Our Capitol reporter, Matt Pilger, was there and explains to Show Me Today listeners what exactly the governor signed, and why this is such a significant step.

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