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Missouri legislative Democrats and Republicans dined on fish, hush puppies and potato salad at the recent fish fry hosted by the Association of Missouri Electric Cooperatives on the Capitol lawn in Jefferson City. Capitol staff
Rural Missouri has been hammered this year with tornadoes, flash flooding, hail and other severe weather. Association of Missouri Electric Cooperatives chief executive officer Caleb Jones represents Missouri’s 47 electric co-ops. He tells 939 the
Columbia Police still need your help in solving this month’s double shooting at Cosmo Park. No arrests have been made. Columbia Parks and Recreation director Gabe Huffington discussed the incident on 939 the Eagle’s “CEO
Missouri 811’s executive director reminds you that state law requires anyone planning to dig to contact Missouri 811 at least three working days before excavation begins. Missouri 811 executive director Randy Norden tells 939 the
While U.S. Army Specialist Sterling Wyatt’s name is on the Columbia Post Office and on a park sign, his mother wants to give attention to other Gold Star families in Columbia/Boone County. Sherry Wyatt is
The UM Board of Curators chair is excited about Mizzou’s planned Michael Parson meat science education and training laboratory in Columbia. UM Board of Curators chair Todd Graves of Platte City spoke at Friday’s groundbreaking
Columbia will have a Memorial Day parade for the first time in six years, thanks to the efforts of Sherry and Randy Wyatt and other Gold Star parents. Sherry Wyatt is the chair and founder
Missouri’s commodity groups are praising Mizzou’s planned Michael Parson meat science education and training laboratory in Columbia. Commodity groups, Columbia business leaders and state lawmakers in both parties joined Governor Mike Kehoe and former Governor
The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) is investigating what caused this month’s deadly explosion in western Missouri’s Lexington that killed a child and seriously injured his sister and father. Kansas City television station KMBC reports
Columbia Regional Airport’s (COU) manager sees United Airlines returning to COU, and he’s also optimistic about flights resuming between Columbia and Denver. COU staff members have been working with airlines to try to restore air
The UM System president says Mizzou has already raised about $200-million for the $1-billion needed to build a new 20-megawatt research reactor near south Columbia’s Discovery Ridge. Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe’s proposed budget also includes
University of Missouri officials have signed a ceremonial agreement to partner with a consortium to build a new 20-megawatt state-of-the-art research reactor near south Columbia’s Discovery Ridge. The new reactor will be known as NextGen
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