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You’ll notice numerous Missouri state troopers on the highways and water Friday and throughout the long Memorial Day holiday weekend. Missouri State Highway Patrol Lieutenant Eric Brown tells 939 the Eagle that the two most
The Missouri State Highway Patrol says every available trooper will be on the road or water this Memorial Day weekend, especially Friday and on Memorial Day. Missouri State Highway Patrol Lieutenant Eric Brown says that
The chair and founder of Columbia’s first annual Gold Star Memorial Day parade tells 939 the Eagle that they have 93 parade entries for Monday. Sherry Wyatt’s son, U.S. Army Specialist Sterling Wyatt, was killed
Dozens of Columbia-area business leaders and elected officials will travel to Columbia, South Carolina in late September for the annual leadership visit. Columbia Chamber of Commerce president Matt McCormick tells 939 the Eagle that they’ll
A standing-room only audience turned out Tuesday for former Missouri Governor Kit Bond’s state memorial service at the State Capitol in Jefferson City. The 86-year-old Bond died last week. Former U.S. Sens. Jack Danforth and
A west-central Missouri congressman who represents Columbia on Capitol Hill says Mizzou’s planned $35-million Michael Parson meat science center education and training lab is about building Missouri’s agricultural industry. U.S. Rep. Mark Alford (R-Raymore) tells
Missouri’s first-ever rural electric cooperative is Columbia-based Boone Electric, which formed in 1936 with 140 members in rural Boone County. Boone Electric general manager Todd Culley spoke Saturday on 939 the Eagle’s “CEO Roundtable”, telling
Columbia-based Boone Health has been recognized by “Healthgrades” with its 2025 outstanding patient experience award. Boone Health president and chief executive officer Brady Dubois tells 939 the Eagle that this is the award he’s most
Missouri lawmakers will return to Jefferson City this summer for a special session aimed at keeping the Kansas City Chiefs and Royals in the Show-Me State. Governor Mike Kehoe briefed the Capitol Press Corps at
The dean of Missouri’s congressional delegation says glitches at the Newark Airport show that the system in the United States is antiquated. U-S House Transportation Committee chairman Sam Graves (R-Tarkio) tells 939 the Eagle that
Schneider Electric executives say a $73-million expansion that’s underway at their plant on Columbia’s Route B will strengthen the domestic supply chain in the United States. Schneider Electric senior vice president Michael Quinn spoke at
Columbia’s city council will be spending Thursday and Friday at a council retreat at Old Kinderhook in Camdenton. The council will be discussing several topics, including the future of Columbia and communicating and governing together.
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