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Columbia’s city council is scheduled to vote Monday evening on a proposal to outlaw video lottery terminals. Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway says these terminals are illegal gambling devices. The measure in Columbia was introduced
Randolph County authorities have announced that they have found the body of a missing 16-year-old girl. Moberly’s Kayla Huff had been missing since last week. Randolph County Sheriff Andy Boggs made the announcement overnight, saying
The Columbia Regional Economic Development Incorporated (REDI) president says they’ve hired someone to replace longtime REDI executive vice president Bernie Andrews, who retired in February. REDI president Paul Eisenstein made the announcement during Wednesday’s REDI
Columbia’s city council, city manager De’Carlon Seewood, department directors and other city staff will be heading to Old Kinderhook in Camdenton Thursday morning for a two-day council retreat. Mayor Barbara Buffaloe tells 939 the Eagle
The Athletics beat the St. Louis Cardinals 6-2 Wednesday night in Sacramento. St. Louis falls to 24-18 this season. The rubber game of the three-game series is Thursday afternoon: pregame coverage on 939 the Eagle
Missouri state troopers and local law enforcement officers carried out a sting operation Tuesday at Columbia’s Eagle Stop on North Providence and at Ashland’s Woody’s Pub and Grub. Attorney General Catherine Hanaway says the era
A top Columbia business leader praises the planned $441-million project to improve and expand the 14-mile stretch of I-70 from Rocheport to Columbia. Columbia Regional Economic Development Incorporated (REDI) president Paul Eisenstein, who attended the
(This is the second part of Brian Hauswirth’s two-part series on Dan Dierdorf’s induction) An NFL Hall of Famer and veteran network broadcaster with ties to Columbia will be inducted into the Missouri Broadcasters Association’s
Five Mizzou professors and their classrooms received a recent surprise visit from UM System President Dr. Mun Choi and Commerce Bank executive Steve Sowers and were honored with the William Kemper Fellowships for Teaching Excellence.
Mizzou standout running back Ahmad Hardy has been released from a Mississippi hospital, after being shot at a weekend concert in Laurel. ESPN’s Pete Thamel reports Hardy is heading to Mizzou’s campus in Columbia immediately
An NFL Hall of Famer who was also a network sports broadcaster for 30 years will be inducted into the Missouri Broadcasters Association’s Hall of Fame in June at Lake of the Ozarks. Dan Dierdorf
