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Boone County’s presiding commissioner says Mizzou is seeing record retention rates for students. Kip Kendrick spoke to elected officials and business leaders during Wednesday’s Columbia Regional Economic Development Incorporated (REDI) board meeting at Boone Electric.
Columbia-area business leaders are praising the news that you’ll soon be able to take direct flights again from Columbia Regional Airport (COU) to Denver. United Airlines will start providing a daily flight to Denver and
Columbia-based Boone Health and Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield have announced a new four-year agreement that ensures continued in-network access to Boone Health’s hospitals, clinics and providers for all Anthem members. Boone Health chief
Almost 100 golfers will be hitting the links Friday morning at Tanglewood in Fulton for the Callaway Chamber of Commerce’s 2025 golf tournament. Callaway Chamber marketing manager Amy Books tells 939 the Eagle that Friday’s
The owners of Columbia’s Atterberry Auction have made a six-figure gift to Columbia College to advance student success. Columbia College president Dr. David Russell praises Tim and Crystal Elliott, who earned degrees in business administration
Columbia city manager De’Carlon Seewood is recommending that the council vote Monday to appropriate more than $900,000 to cover repair expenses from Easter Sunday’s EF-1 tornado. Mr. Seewood says the money will allow staff to
A convicted felon from Centralia is jailed without bond this morning, charged with fracturing his girlfriend’s jaw and knocking her unconscious. Graphic court documents say multiple 911 callers saw the victim walking near Columbia’s Ash
Missouri’s agriculture director says State Sen. Jason Bean’s (R-Peach Orchard) roots might run deep in the Missouri Bootheel, but describes Bean as a true friend to all of Missouri agriculture. Missouri Senate Agriculture Committee chair
About 2,000 meals are expected to be served during Saturday afternoon’s Olivet Christian Church’s 67th annual BBQ just east of Columbia’s Old Hawthorne. Some of the guests have been attending the barbecue for more than
Columbia Police are still searching for the suspect or suspects involved in Sunday’s early-morning shooting downtown, just blocks from the police station. CPD investigators say one victim was shot and sustained minor injuries and that
The issue of mental health is a top priority for Jefferson City Police chief Eric Wilde. Chief Wilde, who joined JCPD in 1998, tells 939 the Eagle that policing continues to evolve: “I don’t care
Columbia Police need your assistance in solving the shooting that happened early Sunday morning on East Walnut, just a few blocks from the police station. CPD says no one is in custody at this time.
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