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A convicted killer from Columbia who is serving a 30-year prison sentence for murder is now accused of killing an inmate at the maximum-security Jefferson City Correctional Center (JCCC). A Cole County grand jury has
Missouri top economic development leader joins joins elected officials in Columbia and Boone County Wednesday afternoon to celebrate the start of Allegiant Airlines’ flights from Columbia Regional Airport (COU). Allegiant announced in November that they’ll
Boone County prosecutors have added a second degree murder charge against a suspect from Columbia accused of dumping a trash bin containing a body in the Eagle Bluffs Conservation area in May. 53-year-old Andrew Acton
The 68th annual Olivet BBQ is coming up next Saturday June 13 at the historic Olivet Christian Church near Highway WW at Harg. The delicious drive-through meal features grilled chicken, green beans, potatoes, applesauce and
More than 9,400 Columbia Public Schools (CPS) students are back in the classroom for summer school. CPS’ Michelle Baumstark says that represents more than half of the district’s regular school enrollment. Missouri’s fourth-largest district has
Missourians will cast ballots in August on Amendment One, which is an extension of Missouri’s parks, soils and water sales tax. The one-tenth of one percent sales tax was created through a constitutional amendment in
The Rangers came from behind to beat the St. Louis Cardinals 7-4 Tuesday evening on Lou Gehrig Day at Busch Stadium. Texas goes for the sweep Wednesday night. You can hear the broadcast on 939
Weather is expected to be perfect for Tuesday evening’s annual Backyard BBQ bash in Jefferson City, hosted by the Central Missouri Foster Care and Adoption Association (CMFCAA). CMFCAA spokesman Gerry Tritz joined us live on
Columbia Police have allowed guests and staff to reenter the Courtyard by Marriott hotel after Monday morning’s bomb scare. CPD spokesman Brian McNeill tells 939 the Eagle that the threat came in this morning: “Our
The Texas Rangers beat the Cardinals 2-1 Monday evening at Busch Stadium. St. Louis falls to 31-27 this season. Game two of the series is Tuesday evening: pregame coverage on 939 the Eagle begins at
Columbia received more than eight inches of rain in May, almost four inches above normal for the month. National Weather Service (NWS) St. Louis meteorologist Alex Elmore tells 939 the Eagle that Columbia Regional Airport
The National Weather Service’s (NWS) flash flood warning for Boone County expired at noon on Monday. The ground across mid-Missouri remains saturated after aweekend of heavy rain. Columbia Fire Department (CFD) spokesman Skyler Clark tells
