Ashland Police Chief Gabe Edwards tells 939 the Eagle that the suspect in Tuesday’s reported attempted abduction is believed to be a white male. Ashland Police detectives …
Read More »Legislation to repeal Missouri’s gas tax increase has some bipartisan support
A mid-Missouri lawmaker’s bill to repeal the state’s gas tax increase has the support of the House government oversight committee’s GOP chairman and the committee’s top Democrat. …
Read More »Legislation to rename part of mid-Missouri highway for longtime Montgomery City utility superintendent to be heard today
A Missouri House committee will hear testimony Wednesday afternoon in Jefferson City on legislation remembering the life and service of the longtime Montgomery City utility superintendent, who …
Read More »UPDATE: Eastbound I-70 closed near mid-Missouri’s Kingdom City
Missouri state troopers say eastbound I-70 at the 148 mile marker in Kingdom City is currently closed, due to a crash. Traffic is jammed and there’s a …
Read More »(AUDIO): Columbia Councilman Matt Pitzer discusses homelessness and Wabash station on “Wake Up Columbia”
Columbia’s city council discussed the issue of homelessness for more than two hours, during Monday night’s meeting. City staff officials say the Wabash station is not an …
Read More »Missouri gas tax repeal legislation heading to Missouri House committee today
Legislation to repeal Missouri’s gasoline tax increase will be heard this (Tuesday) afternoon in Jefferson City. State Rep. Sara Walsh (R-Ashland), the House Majority Caucus chair, will …
Read More »Columbia staff officials: city needs a long-term permanent solution to homelessness
Columbia officials say the Wabash station downtown is not an ideal location for an emergency overnight warming center in any year, and is especially unsuitable during a …
Read More »Columbia approves new job title position aimed at improving trash collection reliability
Columbia’s city council is hopeful that Monday night’s vote to add a full-time position for solid waste packers will help make trash collection operations more reliable. The …
Read More »Columbia to apply for federal grant to replace bridges along popular trail
Columbia’s city council has given the green light for Parks and Recreation to apply for a $250,000 federal grant to help replace three bridges along the popular …
Read More »USDA secretary unveils climate change plan during Jefferson City visit
The nation’s agriculture secretary traveled to Jefferson City on Monday to announce a $1-billion federal program aimed at combating climate change and strengthening rural communities. U.S. Agriculture …
Read More »(AUDIO): U.S. Rep. Billy Long (R-Springfield), a U.S. Senate candidate, appears live on “Wake Up Columbia”
U.S. Rep. Billy Long (R-Springfield) is seeking Missouri’s GOP nomination for the U.S. Senate in August. He appeared live on 939 the Eagle’s “Wake Up Columbia” this …
Read More »Ashland landing Amazon distribution facility; Lakeside Ashland making progress
The mayor of one of the fastest-growing towns in mid-Missouri is excited that Amazon will be opening a new distribution center there. Mayor Richard Sullivan tells 939 …
Read More »USDA Secretary Vilsack in Jefferson City on Monday
Climate change will be the focus of U.S. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack’s Monday visit to Jefferson City’s Lincoln University. He’ll speak this afternoon at about 1 to …
Read More »Flood control legislation goes before a Missouri House committee on Monday
Legislation involving flood prevention will be heard Monday afternoon by a Missouri House committee in Jefferson City. The House Conservation and Natural Resources Committee will hear a …
Read More »Supporters of 7-1 Missouri GOP congressional map to rally Monday in Jefferson City
The Missouri Senate is expected to debate congressional redistricting Monday afternoon in Jefferson City. The Senate gavels in at noon, and Senate President Pro Tem Dave Schatz …
Read More »Columbia to host 2025 national cross country championships; city council set to approve final agreement tonight
Look for Columbia’s city council tonight (Monday) to vote to authorize an agreement with the NCAA for Columbia to host the 2025 NCAA Division 1 men’s and …
Read More »Columbia looks to hire additional solid waste employees for trash/recycling collection
Columbia’s city council is expected to vote tonight (Monday) to add a solid waste packer position, which is not expected to have a financial impact on the …
Read More »CPS’ mask mandate extended through Friday
Students in Columbia Public Schools (CPS) are returning to the classroom this (Monday) morning for the first time since Tuesday, after a winter storm dumped ten inches …
Read More »Masks are optional at JCPS, beginning Monday
Officials in Jefferson City Public Schools (JCPS) says a sharp decline in coronavirus cases has prompted them to end its mask requirement, effective this (Monday) morning. JCPS …
Read More »(AUDIO): ESPN’s Bill Conley appears on 939 the Eagle’s “CEO Round Table”
ESPN’s Bill Conley earned his bachelor and master’s degrees from Mizzou, before going to work for the state and later the University of Missouri doing data work. …
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