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Columbia’s mayor is praising the new annual performance report (APR) for Columbia Public Schools (CPS), which jumped from 70.1 percent in 2023 to 86.5 percent this year. That’s a 16 percent increase, and CPS is
The Missouri State Highway Patrol says every available state trooper will be on the roads and highways throughout the entire Thanksgiving holiday counting period, enforcing all traffic laws and assisting motorists. Missouri State Highway Patrol
A sharp increase in attendance and numerous other areas has boosted the annual performance report (APR) for Columbia Public Schools (CPS) from 70.1 percent in 2023 to 86.5 percent this year. That’s a 16 percent
Columbia Public Schools (CPS) will release its annual performance review at 9 o’clock this morning at the Aslin administration building on West Worley. The annual performance report, which is known as APR, is essentially the
Columbia Public Schools (CPS) superintendent Dr. Brian Yearwood is pleased with this week’s ribbon-cutting for the voter-approved $7-million expansion of Eliot Battle elementary school. Dr. Yearwood, school board members, schoolchildren, educators and Columbia Chamber of
The #24 Missouri Tigers aim for their sixth straight win over South Carolina, when they battle the Gamecocks for the Mayor’s Cup Saturday afternoon at Williams-Brice Stadium. Kickoff is set for 3:15 central time. Eliah
Columbia Public Works says its recent dry run to test snow plows for winter weather was successful. Public Works engineering and operations manager Richard Stone tells 939 the Eagle that winter weather preparation is year-round:
While Missouri House Republicans maintained their GOP supermajorities in last week’s elections, House Speaker-designee Jon Patterson (R-Lee’s Summit) is being challenged by a fellow Republican who is critical of Patterson’s voting record. State Rep. Justin
A few dozen mid-Missouri senior citizens now have improved safety with their vehicles, thanks to occupational therapy students from the University of Missouri’s College of Health Sciences. The students turned out during a recent event
A veteran mid-Missouri lawmaker who was re-elected to his fourth and final term in the House last week is pledging to work once again to try to obtain funding in January 2025 for Columbia’s Welcome
Several hundred people are expected to pack Jefferson City’s Capitol Plaza Hotel for Saturday night’s gala aimed at helping foster children and foster families in 24 counties in the region. The “Legacy of Love” gala
Missouri’s governor-elect has named Adam Gresham as his transition director. Mr. Gresham will lead the transition team’s efforts to craft the new administration’s state budget, policy priorities and staffing. Governor-elect Mike Kehoe (R) captured 59
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