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The state’s largest business association wants to see Missouri be a top-ten state in manufacturing. Missouri Chamber of Commerce and Industry president Kara Corches tells 939 the Eagle that the Show-Me State currently ranks 28th
One of the leading Democrats in the Missouri House is optimistic about new GOP Governor Mike Kehoe and the Kehoe administration. State Rep. David Tyson Smith (D-Columbia) joined us during this week’s live inauguration coverage
A state lawmaker who represents Callaway County in the Missouri House predicts Republicans will be unified in Jefferson City in 2025. State Rep. Jim Schulte (R-New Bloomfield) tells 939 the Eagle’s “Wake Up Missouri” that
Missouri’s 58th governor and all of the other newly-elected statewide officials will be sworn into office on Monday in Jefferson City. We will have live inauguration coverage on Monday in conjunction with our news partner
The winter storm that began Thursday night and will continue overnight into Friday has caused numerous mid-Missouri school districts to cancel classes again for Friday. Columbia Public Schools (CPS), the Jefferson City School District, Southern
Higher education and funding for the University of Missouri-Columbia are top priorities for newly-elected State Rep. John Martin (R-Columbia). The Columbia Republican recently toured the MU Research Reactor (MURR), which is down the hill from
Missouri’s new House Speaker is the first medical doctor to serve as speaker in 140 years, and he’s the first Speaker from Jackson County in 157 years. He earned both his bachelors and medical degree
You’ll notice numerous law enforcement officers from different agencies at Monday’s inauguration events in Jefferson City. Capitol Police chief Zim Schwartze joined us live on 939 the Eagle’s “Wake Up Missouri”: “So people should expect
Missouri’s governor-elect will take time during Monday’s inauguration address in Jefferson City to reflect on where he grew up. GOP Governor-elect Mike Kehoe grew up poor in the Baden area in St. Louis. Governor-elect Kehoe
16 Columbia snow plow operators have been plowing neighborhood residential streets during the overnight hours. They’ve been doing that since 7 o’clock Monday evening. Columbia Public Works operations manager Richard Stone tells 939 the Eagle’s
Jefferson City continues to see an increasing homeless population, and the Salvation Army doesn’t want any of them to sleep outside or in their vehicles during the winter storm and with subfreezing temperatures. Jefferson City
Columbia Public Works crews remind you that any vehicle parked on a designated snow route must be moved off the road or you risk a $100 fine in addition to towing and storage charges. That’s
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