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A state senator from Columbia who served two tours in Iraq says people shouldn’t be heroes if they die and villains if they live. State Sen. Stephen Webber (D-Columbia) told the story of 20-year-old fallen
Jefferson City’s police chief says a recent dinner and awards ceremony raised about $30,000 for the Jefferson City Police Foundation. More than 400 residents, elected officials and business leaders turned out for the event. Police
Hotline calls are up about 100 from last year for a Columbia nonprofit that serves as a critical resource for those affected by intimate partner violence, sexual violence and stalking. The numbers are staggering for
Two 18-year-old Columbia residents have been shot and killed in two separate incidents in the past month. The Rev. James Gray tells 939 the Eagle that he’s heartbroken over last week’s killing of 18-year-old Zarian
A Columbia nonprofit that’s long served as a critical resource for those affected by intimate partner violence, sexual violence, stalking and sex trafficking is inviting you to Thursday’s special open house for its new advocacy
President Donald Trump has announced that the U.S. military has completed a successful attack on three nuclear sites in Iran, in Fordow, Natanz and Esfahan. President Trump says a full payload of bombs was dropped
Despite heat and humidity, there was a good turnout Thursday at the U.S. Exercise Tiger Foundation’s Juneteenth ceremony in downtown Columbia honoring black U.S. military veterans with medals and awards. Juneteenth honors the end to
Business owners along Columbia’s busy Route B say a new traffic light and turn lane is needed between Schneider Electric and Swift Foods, noting the massive number of trucks that deliver to those businesses. The
A new four-year agreement between Columbia-based Boone Health and Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield is being praised by Boone Health’s chief executive officer. Brady Dubois says the new four-year agreement ensures continued in-network access
Columbia’s city manager has said several times that the city is grappling with a housing crisis. The Columbia Board of Realtors says the median home price sold in Columbia in April was about $313,000. Making
The new Opportunity Campus homeless shelter being built on Columbia’s Business Loop will be the primary beneficiary of Saturday afternoon’s 67th annual Olivet Christian Church BBQ. The drive-through only event is from 3-6 pm at
Anti-ICE protests being organized by the “No Kings” movement are scheduled to take place across Missouri on Saturday. Protests are planned in mid-Missouri’s Columbia, Jefferson City and Boonville tomorrow. Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe says he’s
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