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Several hundred veterans enjoyed a free Veterans Day breakfast at Columbia’s Hy-Vee store on Conley road. U-S Exercise Tiger Foundation president Susan Haines tells 939 the Eagle that it was a beautiful event: “The Community
A top Columbia business leader says he’s proud of Columbia and Boone County’s growth in air service: “We’ve got flights in all four directions: Chicago, Denver, Charlotte and Dallas. So it’s critical,” Columbia Regional Economic
State transportation officials say construction on Columbia’s Providence road bridge over I-70 is nearing completion. Improve I-70 program director Eric Kopinski says they’re a few weeks away from opening it back up: “Anyone traveling around
Columbia’s city manager says public safety is the number one priority for our community. City manager De’Carlon Seewood spoke to 939 the Eagle after Friday’s press conference at city hall, where the police chief announced
Columbia’s city council holds a public hearing Monday evening on the Flock camera system. Columbia Police chief Jill Schlude addressed the issue at Friday’s press conference at city hall, regarding last weekend’s downtown shooting. Chief
Columbia’s police chief confirms last weekend’s shooting in downtown Columbia was gang-related, saying 30 total shots were fired by multiple suspects. A 36-year-old woman was shot in the back and the bullet exited out her
Columbia-based Shelter Insurance is the eighth-largest employer in Columbia/Boone County, according to the latest statistics from Columbia Regional Economic Development Incorporated (REDI). REDI says Shelter has 1,115 employees in Columbia/Boone County. Shelter Insurance president Rockne
Columbia residents and motorists saw a few dozen snow plows on the road on Thursday, as Public Works crews conducted their annual dry snow run training exercise. It is part of their winter weather preparedness
Missouri voters are casting ballots Tuesday on five statewide issues: four proposed constitutional amendments and Proposition A, which would approve the GOP-controlled Missouri Legislature’s 2025 plan to redraw the state’s congressional districts. A Chesterfield-based company
The state Department of Transportation (MoDOT) says more than 720 motorists have died on Missouri roadways in 2026. More than half of those killed in vehicles were unbuckled, according to MoDOT. Missouri State Highway Patrol
Officials from the Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) are alerting motorists and truckers to expect long backups this weekend on busy I-70 at Highway 54 in Kingdom City. Crews will be demolishing the old Highway
Voters in Columbia/Boone County will cast ballots in November on Proposition L, which calls for adding three-eighths-of a cent to the county’s current one-eighth cent law enforcement sales tax to fund a new county jail.
