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The ranking Democrat on the Missouri House Judiciary Committee is blasting discussion of a possible special session on congressional redistricting. State Rep. David Tyson Smith (D-Columbia) describes redistricting talk as President Trump’s “appalling attempt at
Thousands of people from across the state will travel to west-central Missouri’s Sedalia for Thursday morning’s opening of the state fair. It’s Mizzou Day at the fair, with a $7-dollar gate admission all day for
While no decision has been made on a possible special session for congressional redistricting, Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe (R) confirms he’s spoken to the White House about it. Governor Kehoe briefed reporters, including 939 the
For the second straight season, Mizzou football’s season ticket allotment has sold out. Mizzou athletic director Laird Veatch describes it as a tremendous signal of the excitement and energy surrounding Mizzou football. Former Columbia Mayor
Missouri’s Department of Natural Resources (DNR) says they are waiting for Columbia to submit a detailed plan on how they plan to stop human waste and trash from homeless camps from getting into Hinkson creek
Missouri’s 2025 state fair opens on Thursday and runs through August 17 in west-central Missouri’s Sedalia. This year’s theme is “Step on in.” Missouri Department of Agriculture (MDA) director Chris Chinn tells 939 the Eagle’s
U.S. News and World Report has named Columbia-based Boone Health as mid-Missouri’s number one hospital and the seventh-ranked hospital in the state. While he’s thrilled, Boone Health president and chief executive officer Brady Dubois says
Legislation signed into law this summer by Missouri’s governor that’s aimed at keeping the Kansas City Chiefs and Royals in Missouri is unconstitutional, according to a GOP state senator who filed a lawsuit Thursday in
Ten fantastic days of food is how an organizer of Columbia’s first-ever restaurant week describes the event. 30 Columbia restaurants are participating in the Columbia restaurant week (CRW), which highlights the city’s diverse culinary talent
The Boone County Fire Protection District in Columbia will be the first district in Missouri to use firefighting foam made from soybeans. Boone County Fire Protection District assistant chief Gale Blomenkamp joined hosts Randy Tobler
30 Columbia restaurants are participating in the first-ever ten-day Columbia restaurant week (CRW), which aims to spotlight the city’s diverse culinary talent and support local businesses through food. One of the 30 restaurants is the
The new president of Columbia’s historic Stephens College says the nation’s second-oldest women’s college has been a place where students discover their voice, sharpen their vision and step into the world with purpose. Dr. Shannon
