Consumers' Research Calls For Investigation Into American Federation of Teachers with Executive Director Will Hild

Riverfest 4th of July for America's 250

Cape Girardeau is preparing for a historic Riverfest 4th of July celebration as part of America's 250th anniversary festivities. The annual event will bring families, friends, and visitors together along the Mississippi River for a day filled with patriotic pride, live entertainment, food vendors, community activities, and a spectacular fireworks display. Organizers are looking forward to honoring both Independence Day and the nation's upcoming semiquincentennial, creating a memorable celebration that highlights the rich history, community spirit, and American traditions that make Cape Girardeau a special place to live and visit.

Optimism Index with Director of the MO NFIB Brad Jones

Small business optimism in Missouri remains a key indicator of the state's economic outlook. Brad Jones, Director of the Missouri chapter of the National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB), joins us to discuss the latest Optimism Index and what it reveals about the confidence level of small business owners. We'll talk about concerns surrounding inflation, labor shortages, taxes, and regulations, as well as the opportunities business owners see ahead. Jones will share insights into how Missouri's entrepreneurs are navigating today's economic challenges and what policymakers can do to help small businesses continue to grow and succeed.

Consumers' Research Calls For Investigation Into American Federation of Teachers with Executive Director Will Hild

Consumers' Research is calling for an investigation into the American Federation of Teachers, alleging the nation's second-largest teachers union has improperly influenced public education policy and political activities. Executive Director Will Hild joins us to discuss the organization's concerns, the evidence behind its claims, and why Consumers' Research believes greater transparency and accountability are needed regarding the union's role in shaping education decisions. Hild will also explain what an investigation could uncover and what the findings might mean for parents, students, educators, and taxpayers across the country.

July 4th celebration in Jackson with Parks and Rec Director Jason Lipe

Jackson residents are invited to celebrate Independence Day in a big way at the City of Jackson's annual July 4th Celebration. Parks and Recreation Director Jason Lipe joins us to discuss the exciting lineup of family-friendly activities, entertainment, food vendors, and the fireworks display that will light up the night sky. We'll cover event details, parking information, safety tips, and how the community can come together to honor America's birthday while enjoying one of Jackson's favorite summer traditions.

Black-on-White Murder Gains Notice with Prominent Black Conservative Commentator Kevin Jackson

Black-on-white violent crime is receiving renewed national attention as questions grow over media coverage and public awareness of these incidents. Prominent Black conservative commentator Kevin Jackson joins us to discuss why he believes these crimes are often overlooked, the role of race in crime reporting, and how selective coverage can shape public perception. Jackson will share his perspective on crime trends, media bias, and the broader cultural and political implications of how violence is reported in America today.