Mid-Missouri News

About 400 people are expected to pack Missouri Farm Bureau headquarters in Jefferson City this evening as Missouri’s Senate Minority Leader is honored as the statesman of …

A Columbia woman charged with the January murder of an autistic Mizzou student before dragging his body through a yard and setting it on fire will be …

Columbia’s city council is set to vote on March 20 on a proposed roll cart ordinance. The council first-read the proposal Monday night and if it’s approved in …

You’ll hear tornado sirens this morning in Columbia, Jefferson City, Fulton and across the state. The annual statewide tornado drill will take place at 10 am, weather …

U.S. Rep. Blaine Luetkemeyer (R-St. Elizabeth) represents parts of Columbia as well as Ashland, Jefferson City, Fulton and O’Fallon. The Republican, who’s now in his eighth term …

You’ll see a new videoboard the next time you watch a Mizzou men’s or women’s basketball game at Mizzou Arena in Columbia next season. Longtime Mizzou Athletics …

Columbia officials envision the roll cart trash collection system becoming effective in March 2024, if the city council approves the changes. Columbia’s city council will first-read a …

A former Jefferson City mayor wants the city to get back to basics with its approach. Tom Rackers served as Jefferson City’s mayor from 1999 to 2003. …

A former Columbia mayoral candidate and a citizen plan to testify before the city council Monday evening to call for performance audits of the city manager’s office …

Lakeside Ashland had a soft opening in September and was open for about six to eight weeks, before closing for the season in November. Lakeside Ashland features …

Columbia’s popular IHOP restaurant has re-opened, after being closed for more than a year after a fire. The restaurant, which is on Conley road, re-opened last week. …

A Columbia businessman who founded Parks amusements says his recent purchase of Shiloh Bar and Grill is going very well. Nic Parks partnered with Justin Benson, who …

Columbia’s popular True/False film fest continues Friday throughout downtown. Today’s big event is the parade, which will begin at 5:15 at the Boone County Courthouse square. Participants …

Jefferson City’s mayor says the popular J. Pfenny’s restaurant and bar remains closed, following a late November double murder inside the restaurant. Mayor Carrie Tergin spoke on …

Columbia Police need your assistance in locating a suspect who’s charged with a downtown triple shooting in October. The incident happened near busy Hitt and Locust streets, …

Crews from Professional Contractors and Engineers are currently working this morning to install steel window coverings on the eighth floor of downtown Columbia’s tallest parking garage. There …

Jefferson City’s fourth ward councilman Ron Fitzwater will be the city’s next mayor. Mr. Fitzwater joined us live in-studio on 939 the Eagle’s “Wake Up Mid-Missouri” this …

  Columbia’s popular True/False film fest begins Thursday and is expected to bring more than 10,000 people to downtown Columbia. It runs through Sunday. City officials say …

A jury could hear closing arguments today in a Columbia sodomy trial. Psychologist Kurt Bumby, who’s 53, is charged with two counts of second degree sodomy. The …

Thousands of anglers lined the banks of southern Missouri’s three trout parks on Wednesday for the start of the catch and keep trout season. Officials from the …