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UPDATE: Columbia Police say four juveniles have been detained on multiple counts following Sunday evening’s shots fired call in the 2100 block of West Worley, near Columbia Mall. The incident happened before sunset at about
Mid-Missourians are being urged to bundle up, to dress in layers and to check on their neighbors by the National Weather Service (NWS). The NWS in St. Louis says wind chills this (Monday) morning across
Columbia firefighters are crediting a $2,000 grant from MFA Oil for helping them be able to purchase a 360-degree camera and software system for fire investigations. The Columbia Fire Department (CFD) says the tool will
The state’s largest business association wants to see Missouri be a top-ten state in manufacturing. Missouri Chamber of Commerce and Industry president Kara Corches tells 939 the Eagle that the Show-Me State currently ranks 28th
Columbia Parks and Recreation is planning to hold their annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. candlelight walk and memorial celebration Monday evening. The prominent civil rights leader was assassinated in 1968 in Memphis. Columbia Parks
Monday is Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day, which is a federal, Missouri, county and city holiday and the observance of his birthday. Dr. King was a well-known civil rights leader who protested against racial
Look for Missouri’s new governor to outline more details about his crime and public safety plan during his January 28th State of the State address. Governor Mike Kehoe (R) joined us live on 939 the
Thursday evening is your opportunity to learn more about Columbia’s budget process. The city plans a town meeting from 6-8 at city hall. Columbia city manager De’Carlon Seewood says the town hall meetings are an
Columbia mayor Barbara Buffaloe will face two challengers in April’s municipal election. Mayor Buffaloe will face journalism professor Tanya Heath and businessman Blair “Murph” Murphy, who owns Johnson Paint and Decorating. Filing ended this week.
Opposition is growing to the location of a proposed new water tower in southwest Columbia. The city wants to place it on Beulah Ralph elementary property near the end of Thornbrook Parkway. 939 the Eagle’s
Ongoing hazardous road conditions on secondary roads after two winter storms and cold temperatures is causing at least four mid-Missouri school districts to run snow routes again on Thursday. They are Southern Boone R-1 in
Hundreds of people, including numerous state lawmakers on both sides of the aisle, are expected to attend Wednesday morning’s 2025 Governor’s prayer breakfast in Jefferson City. The event at the Capitol Plaza Hotel is hosted
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