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Columbia, Jefferson City, Fulton and the entire 939 the Eagle mid-Missouri listening area remain under a heat advisory through Friday evening. You are urged to stay hydrated and to wear lightweight clothing. Meantime, June’s rainfall
The Columbia Regional Airport (COU) manager says the Allegiant flights from COU to Florida are “going fantastic.” Las Vegas-based Allegiant began nonstop service this month from Columbia Regional Airport to both Orlando Sanford and to
Missouri state troopers remind you that the Highway Patrol will never solicit funds, demand fines or request payment for any services provided. The Missouri State Highway Patrol’s Division of Drug and Crime Control (DDCC) is
FBI agents say the second suspect wanted for March’s $1.3 million armed robbery of the Isle of Capri casino in Boonville has been captured in Bloomington, Illinois. That’s about 160 miles northeast of St. Louis.
Wednesday evening is your opportunity to hear directly from Mizzou football coach Eliah Drinkwitz, men’s basketball coach Dennis Gates and women’s hoops coach Kellie Harper in Columbia. Mizzou Athletics’ “Zou to You” tour is in
One of the Missouri House’s senior members is asking Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe (R) to call a special legislative session on large-scale data centers. Missouri House Government Efficiency Committee vice chairman Don Mayhew’s (R-Crocker) letter
The second-largest employer in Columbia/Boone County says it is laying off 74 employees as part of changes designed to strengthen its long-term financial sustainability. MU Health Care also plans to close its four Hy-Vee Quick
The National Weather Service (NWS) says damaging winds, large hail and tornadoes are possible on Wednesday afternoon into the early-evening hours across mid-Missouri. NWS St. Louis meteorologist Alex Elmore tells 939 the Eagle that severe
State transportation officials say the long–anticipated intersection improvements at Columbia’s New Haven road, Lemone Industrial and the on and off-ramps have opened on Friday morning for traffic. The $11-million project includes improving the Highway 63
Saturday’s ninth annual Hope for Heroes 5K in Columbia raised more than $36,000. Cosmo and Kat from Zimmer’s Y-107 served as emcees and note a record 260 runners participated. The Food Bank for Central and
The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) has received at least eight different reports of a black bear being spotted in Columbia. One of those reports was captured by resident Stacy Hoover near south Columbia’s Bethel.
NFL wide receiver and former Kansas City Chief wide receiver Tyreek Hill will be in Jefferson City Saturday. Rusty Drewing Toyota on Christy drive says Mr. Hill will be at their dealership from 11 am
