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UPDATE: City of Columbia unveils new website on August’s Proposition One
The city of Columbia has launched a new website aimed at providing residents with detailed information about Proposition One, a proposed one percent sales/use tax that would be dedicated to public safety.
Columbia Police say...
Milwaukee sweeps St. Louis in Tuesday’s doubleheader; teams play again Wednesday on 939 the Eagle
The first-place Milwaukee Brewers swept the Cardinals in Tuesday’s day-night doubleheader at Busch Stadium.
The Brewers won the first game 4-3 and won the second game 10-2. The struggling Cardinals fall to 47-43 this season: they...
UPDATE: NWS says Saturday’s storms produced winds of more than 100 mph east of Jefferson City
The National Weather Service (NWS) in St. Louis says straight line winds with speeds up to 105 miles per hour blew through mid-Missouri’s Cole and Osage counties Saturday afternoon during the Fourth of July.
The...
Boonville library moving to historic Kemper campus; Columbia’s Tiger Moving Company involved in move
The Cooper County branch of Boonslick Regional Library (BRL) in mid-Missouri’s Boonville is in the process of moving to its new home on the historic Kemper campus.
Mary Pat Abele, who has been raising money...
Centralia’s Avenue of Flags up until Tuesday afternoon; teacher who proposed the idea has passed away
Tuesday is your last chance to see 669 American flags flying in mid-Missouri’s Centralia until Veterans Day.
Centralia deputy city clerk Beth Kable says the flags are scheduled to come down today at 5 pm. The...
Brewers beat Cardinals 4-3; teams play Tuesday doubleheader on 939 the Eagle
The Milwaukee Brewers came back from a 3-0 deficit to beat the St. Louis Cardinals 4-3 Monday evening at Busch Stadium.
St. Louis starting pitcher Dustin May was outstanding and had seven strikeouts, but the...
Missouri Auditor’s closeout audit highlights former Governor Parson’s use of state aircraft
The Missouri state auditor’s closeout audit of then-Governor Mike Parson’s office says the governor’s office paid travel costs for the governor for non-business purposes that did not appear necessary to office operations.
Then-Missouri Governor Mike...
(LISTEN): Veteran Columbia Ronald McDonald House executive director to retire in December: “It’s just time”
The longtime executive director of Columbia’s Ronald McDonald House retires at the end of the year.
Longtime Ronald McDonald House Mid-Missouri executive director Terri Gray retires at the end of December (2026 photo courtesy of...
(LISTEN): Columbia’s city council will meet just once in July, due to renovations of council chambers
Monday evening's Columbia city council meeting is canceled, due to renovations of the council chambers.
City spokesman Christopher Ave says construction is continuing at city hall. Mayor Barbara Buffaloe spoke to 939 the Eagle News...
Columbia murder suspect to go on trial in August
A Boone County judge has scheduled a four-day jury trial in August for a Columbia suspect charged with a May 2024 double homicide.
53-year-old Randall Russell Fox is charged with two counts of second degree murder,...
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