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 …
Read More »Columbia woman charged in high-profile murder to be arraigned today
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 …
Read More »Roll carts set to be voted on by Columbia’s city council in two weeks
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 …
Read More »Statewide tornado drill is this morning at 10
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 …
Read More »(AUDIO): U.S. Rep. Blaine Luetkemeyer (R-St. Elizabeth) discusses Speaker McCarthy and flood insurance on “Wake Up Mid-Missouri”
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 …
Read More »Columbia family makes significant leadership gift for new Mizzou Arena videoboard
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 …
Read More »Columbia roll cart changes would take effect in 2024, if council approves them
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 …
Read More »(AUDIO): Former Jefferson City mayor and citizens group focusing on locations for affordable housing
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. …
Read More »Former Columbia mayoral candidates calling for performance audits
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 …
Read More »(AUDIO): Parks Amusements founder Nic Parks discusses Lakeside Ashland, Shiloh and Level Up on 93 the Eagle’s “CEO Roundtable”
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 …
Read More »UPDATE: Columbia’s IHOP reopens following 2022 fire
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. …
Read More »(AUDIO): Columbia’s Shiloh has spent thousands of dollars on renovations and art work
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 …
Read More »Downtown Columbia’s True/False parade is today
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 …
Read More »(AUDIO): No death penalty decision yet from prosecutor regarding high-profile Jefferson City double homicide
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 …
Read More »(AUDIO): Columbia triple shooting suspect is charged
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, …
Read More »UPDATE: Contractors installing fall prevention panels at downtown Columbia garage
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 …
Read More »(AUDIO): Jefferson City’s next mayor focusing on public safety, infrastructure and housing
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 …
Read More »True/False expected to bring thousands to downtown Columbia
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 …
Read More »More prosecution witnesses in Columbia sodomy trial
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 …
Read More »Missouri Conservation and DNR officials pleased with opening day of trout season
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 …
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