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Columbia’s second ward city councilwoman says she will resign her seat effective Friday May 16, citing health reasons. Lisa Meyer was elected in April 2024 on a law-and-order message and support of police. Councilwoman Meyer
Missouri legislative Democrats and Republicans dined on fish, hush puppies and potato salad at the recent fish fry hosted by the Association of Missouri Electric Cooperatives on the Capitol lawn in Jefferson City. Capitol staff
A Mizzou basketball prospect from New Jersey who is jailed without bond for an alleged rape at the Tiger Hotel in September is back in court on Tuesday afternoon. 18-year-old Keiner Farith Asprilla is charged
While April was a wet and stormy month in Columbia and mid-Missouri, it did not set rainfall records. National Weather Service (NWS) St. Louis meteorologist Melissa Delia tells 939 the Eagle that 6.46 inches of
Restaurants in the Fulton area will be packed Saturday, as more than 200 graduates will receive their diplomas at historic William Woods University. William Woods spokesman John Fougere tells 939 the Eagle that undergraduate and
The Columbia Center for Urban Agriculture’s (CCUA) executive director will appear Saturday morning at 7 on 939 the Eagle’s “CEO Roundtable” program. CCUA executive director Billy Polansky will update listeners on construction of the welcome
Columbia Parks and Recreation officials are inviting you to attend Thursday evening’s dedication of the first phase of the Perche Creek trail. A short ceremony is planned for 5:45 this evening on the trail. You’re
Negotiations between Columbia-based MU Health Care and Anthem have stalled, and it’s unclear when they will resume. MU Health Care’s 1,200 providers, 80 clinics and seven hospitals have been out of Anthem’s commercial network since
While they haven’t come forward yet, Boone County’s first Lottery millionaire of 2025 bought the $2-million winning ticket at Sturgeon’s Prenger Foods. The Missouri Lottery says the ticket matched all six numbers in Saturday night’s
Rural Missouri has been hammered this year with tornadoes, flash flooding, hail and other severe weather. Association of Missouri Electric Cooperatives chief executive officer Caleb Jones represents Missouri’s 47 electric co-ops. He tells 939 the
March home prices for Boone County were mixed. The Columbia Board of Realtors says the average home sold price was down 1.3 percent to $369,000, while the median price increased 1.5 percent to $335,000. The
Authorities in Fort Collins say a registered sex offender in Colorado man is facing kidnapping, sexually assaulting a child and other charges involving a missing Columbia teen who has been rescued. Fort Collins police say
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