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The nation’s fastest-growing airport saw another record in July, shattering numbers from June, which was also a record-setting month. Columbia Regional Airport (COU) manager Michael Parks tells 939 the Eagle that 21,826 passengers flew out
Columbia’s new St. Charles road bridge over busy I-70 is scheduled to open late Friday afternoon, weather permitting. Missouri transportation officials and dignitaries gathered for Monday’s ribbon-cutting ceremony on the new bridge, which is at
Columbia’s police chief is grateful to voters for narrowly approving Proposition One this month. That’s a one percent sales/use tax that will be dedicated to public safety. Chief Jill Schlude tells reporters that this has
Graphic court documents say the 37-year-old woman who was killed this week at a motel on Columbia’s Range Line had several bruises “all over her body”, including severe bruising on her neck and face and
Missouri state troopers say the three sea lions that were in a tractor trailer that crashed early Thursday morning on westbound I-70 in Boone County were taken to Mizzou’s Veterinary Health Center for evaluation and
The St. Louis Cardinals were idle on Thursday. The Cardinals are in Chicago to play the Cubs Friday afternoon in the first game of a three-game series at the friendly confines of Wrigley field. St.
Boone County prosecutors have charged a southwest Missouri man with second degree murder for Wednesday afternoon’s homicide in the 1300 block of Range Line street. Boone County prosecutor Roger Johnson tells 939 the Eagle that
Look for a crowd of people Monday morning near Columbia’s busy I-70 and Lake of the Woods interchange, as state transportation officials and dignitaries hold a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new bridge there. The Missouri
Family, friends and strangers have raised more than $2,700 for a man from Columbia who nearly drowned at the Lake of the Ozarks in late July, after being electrocuted on a dock. The Missouri State
Columbia’s mayor is thanking voters for this week’s narrow approval of Proposition One, a one percent sales/use tax that will be dedicated to public safety. It passed by less than 100 votes, out of about
Columbia fire marshals say this week’s fire that caused heavy damage to the McDonald’s on South Providence was caused by improperly discarded smoking materials. The Columbia Fire Department (CFD) says Tuesday afternoon’s fire was accidental.
Boone Health’s president predicts the new ambulance station on South Route K in fast-growing south Columbia will save lives. Boone Health president Brady Dubois helped cut the ribbon and spoke at this week’s ceremony at
