KTTN-KGOZ Radio (Trenton, MO)

KTTN-FM (92.3 FM) is one of three radio stations located in Trenton, Missouri, under the ownership of John Ausberger. The trio includes KTTN FM 92.3, KTTN AM 1600, and Hot Country KGOZ Z 101.7 FM, each providing a diverse selection of music. KTTN-FM specializes in classic country tunes from the early days of Nashville. Collectively, these stations are recognized as the PAR Broadcast Group.

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most rural hospitals no longer deliver babies

1 week ago | kttn.com | Anna Claire Vollers

Click the + Icon To See Additional Sharing Options(Missouri Independent) – Nine months after Monroe County Hospital in rural South Alabama closed its labor and delivery department in October 2023, Grove Hill Memorial Hospital in neighboring Clarke County also stopped delivering babies. Both hospitals are located in an agricultural swath of the state that’s home to most of its poorest counties. Many residents of the region don’t even have a nearby emergency department.
Gilman City Fair awards top honors in goat and sheep shows

1 week ago | kttn.com

Gilman City Fair awards top goat and sheep exhibitors; swine, rabbit, and beef shows set for June 13–14.
Report finds Missouri continues to lag behind most states in children’s health

2 weeks ago | kttn.com | Clara Bates

Click the + Icon To See Additional Sharing Options(Missouri Independent) – Missouri ranked in the bottom third of all states for children’s health, according to a report released Monday — due in part to a high rate of child and teen deaths. The annual Kids Count Data Book from the Annie E. Casey Foundation, which used data from 2023, evaluated all states on four metrics of child well-being: health, economic well-being, education, and family and community.
Branson launches 70-home tiny village as poverty and housing needs rise

3 weeks ago | kttn.com | Chrystal Blair

Click the + Icon To See Additional Sharing Options(Missouri News Service) – Construction has started on a permanent tiny-home village in Branson, Missouri, as housing insecurity continues to affect many local workers. Although millions of tourists visit Branson annually, a growing number of service industry employees cannot afford to live within the city limits.
Alcohol misuse rises among Missouri women, raising health, safety risks

1 month ago | kttn.com | Chrystal Blair

Click the + Icon To See Additional Sharing Options(Missouri News Service) – As Women’s Health Month concludes, attention has shifted to rising alcohol misuse among women in Missouri and nationwide. Data from 2021 to 2022 indicates that more than one in five Missouri women aged 18 to 44 reported heavy drinking, defined as consuming eight or more alcoholic beverages per week. Medical findings link heavy alcohol use to increased risks of organ damage, cancer, and complications during pregnancy.
Cuts to food aid endorsed by Congressional GOP could cost Missouri $400 million

1 month ago | kttn.com | Clara Bates

Click the + Icon To See Additional Sharing Options(Missouri Independent) – Missouri could lose around $400 million in federal funding for food assistance under a plan approved by Congressional Republicans Thursday — which would strain the state budget and likely strip thousands of low-income families of food aid across the state. Those cost shifts could put pressure on the legislature to slash the state’s SNAP program or fill in the federal funding gaps by cutting other state services.
Missouri leaders warn federal policy shifts could undermine vital rural programs

1 month ago | kttn.com | Chrystal Blair

Click the + Icon To See Additional Sharing Options(Missouri News Service) – With nearly one-third of Missouri’s population residing in rural areas, state advocates and community leaders are voicing strong concerns over federal proposals they say would disproportionately harm rural communities. Representatives from more than 50 organizations nationwide convened at the recent Rural Policy Action Summit in Iowa.
As reading scores fall, states turn to phonics - but not without a fight

1 month ago | kttn.com | Robbie Sequeira

Click the + Icon To See Additional Sharing Options(Missouri Independent) – As states rush to address falling literacy scores, a new kind of education debate in state legislatures is taking hold: not whether reading instruction needs fixing, but how to fix it. More than a dozen states have enacted laws banning public school educators from teaching youngsters to read using an approach that’s been popular for decades.
Survey shows many Missourians fear birth control access decline

1 month ago | kttn.com | Chrystal Blair

Click the + Icon To See Additional Sharing OptionsA recent poll conducted by the Right Time Initiative shows that nearly 40% of Missouri residents are concerned that access to birth control may become more difficult or unavailable in the future. The poll results follow a decision by the Department of Health and Human Services to withhold federal Title X funds from several grantees. Title X funding provides low-cost family planning services across Missouri.
A fifth of Americans are on Medicaid. Some of them have no idea

2 months ago | kttn.com | Anna Claire Vollers

Click the + Icon To See Additional Sharing Options(Missouri Independent) – Some Americans who rely on Medicaid to pay for their health care don’t realize their insurance is funded by that very program, which congressional Republicans are looking to shrink.