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Columbia’s mayor is pushing back against criticism from the Columbia Police Officers Association (CPOA) executive director, who says the CPOA is seeking a pro-law enforcement candidate to challenge her in the April election. Mayor Barbara
There was a good turnout of college students and first responders at Wednesday’s Patriot Day wreath-laying ceremony at Mizzou’s Traditions plaza in Columbia. The ceremony included a wreath-laying, a flyover by an MU Health Care
Columbia’s new fire chief praises the Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) for its communication regarding the $405-million project to rebuild and improve I-70 between Columbia and Kingdom City. The project began in July and continues
Columbia’s new fire chief says his job starts and ends with people. Chief Brian Schaeffer started on August 19, and he briefed reporters on Monday about his vision and priorities: “That has been my focus
The Missouri Supreme Court will hear oral arguments this morning in a high-profile case that essentially will decide whether you’ll be casting ballots this November on an abortion measure. Cole County Circuit Judge Christopher Limbaugh
Two retired Columbia firefighters who also have more than 100 years of combined volunteer service with the Boone County Fire Protection District will be the grand marshals for tomorrow (Saturday) morning’s Harrisburg Septemberfest parade. The
The board chair of the Heart of Missouri United Way says 37 percent of third graders in Columbia are reading at the third-grade level. That means 63 percent are not. “Read Across Columbia” is a
A high-profile Columbia infant death case has been resolved with a guilty plea to new charges and with a second degree murder charge being dropped. 939 the Eagle News was at the Boone County Courthouse
Business and community leaders and partner agencies are optimistic that the Heart of Missouri United Way will reach its community campaign goal of just over $3-million, $3,075,000 to be exact. The Heart of Missouri United
The retiring president of the nation’s second-oldest women’s college says it’s time for a new leader at Columbia’s Stephens College. Longtime Stephens president Dianne Lynch is starting her 16th and final year as president of
Every available Missouri state trooper will be on roadways and waterways during the long Labor Day holiday weekend. Missouri State Highway Patrol Captain Scott White tells 939 the Eagle that troopers will be participating in
The outgoing president and chief executive officer of the seventh-largest employer in Columbia/Boone County says Shelter Insurance’s annual payroll at their Columbia headquarters is $98-million. Randa Rawlins retired as Shelter’s president and CEO in April,
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