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State Sen. Stephen Webber (D-Columbia) is encouraging Columbia-area Republicans to vote for former Boone County clerk Taylor Burks in Tuesday’s GOP primary for Missouri’s new fifth congressional district. Senator Webber did so in a tweet
Columbia’s police chief says officers are being pulled from other parts of the city to work downtown three nights a week. Chief Jill Schlude was live on 939 the Eagle’s “Wake Up Missouri”, telling listeners
A few hundred people attended Saturday morning’s Boone County ham breakfast at the fairgrounds. The guest speaker was former State Rep. Caleb Jones (R-Columbia), who emphasized peaks and valleys during his presentation. Mr. Jones, who
Columbia’s police chief says a video of Sunday’s early-morning fights near Ninth and East Walnut downtown has gone viral. CPD investigators say the large disturbance started at about 1:30 Sunday morning. CPD says seven people
Missouri’s GOP governor is touting a proposed constitutional amendment that would phase out of the individual state income tax and authorize the expansion of sales and use taxes. Governor Mike Kehoe tells 939 the Eagle’s
The UM System president says he will vote for Columbia’s Proposition One in August, a proposed one percent sales/use tax for public safety. UM System President Dr. Mun Choi tells “Wake Up Missouri” that the
The recent grand opening of Little General near I-70 and the Route Z exit just east of Columbia is generating lots of excitement from listeners on 939 the Eagle’s Facebook page. The location features 24
Columbia voters will cast ballots in August on Proposition One, a proposed one percent sales/use tax for public safety. Police chief Jill Schlude has been speaking at numerous forums across Columbia about Proposition One. She
A new law takes effect on August 28 that will raise speed limits on some rural Missouri interstates to 75 miles per hour. Missouri’s current speed limit is 70. State Rep. David Tyson Smith (D-Columbia)
Missouri voters will head to the polls in August to cast ballots 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
Saturday’s grand opening of Little General in Columbia drew a big turnout and highlights the growth near I-70 and the Route Z exit. The 18,000 square foot store includes 24 fueling positions, indoor and outdoor
Columbia’s police chief encourages you to make an informed decision about August’s Proposition One, which is a proposed one percent sales/use tax for public safety. Police chief Jill Schlude says she and Columbia Fire Department
