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Boonville and Cooper County Fire Protection District firefighters are currently working a fire at the Spirit of 76 warehouse near I-70 in Boonville. The warehouse contains fireworks. Boonville firefighters tell 939 the Eagle that the
Missouri’s powerful Senate President Pro Tem is calling on the House to pass the Senate version of legislation that would change the threshold of approving constitutional amendments. The GOP-controlled Missouri House and the GOP-controlled Missouri
Missouri’s nine Senate Democrats continue their round-the-clock filibuster at this hour in Jefferson City. They’re filibustering legislation they say would make it more difficult for voters to amend the state Constitution. Democrats began filibustering on
A published report confirms what Jefferson City’s mayor told us on 939 the Eagle’s “Wake Up Mid-Missouri” in April: the Red Lobster in the Capital City will be closing. The “Kansas City Business Journal” reports two
NFIB Missouri director Brad Jones says while the small business optimism index increased in April, there are still many concerns. Mr. Jones joined us live on 939 the Eagle’s “Wake Up Mid-Missouri”, telling listeners that
“Missouri Times” publisher Scott Faughn predicts the Missouri Senate will go to IP reform, when they gavel-in this afternoon at 2 in Jefferson City. Mr. Faughn joined us live on 939 the Eagle’s “Wake Up
This week’s news that Moberly’s KWIX-KRES Radio had let their entire on-air staff go has generated news stories this week from all three mid-Missouri television stations. Zimmer Communications president John Zimmer joined is live this
University of Missouri graduate State Rep. Travis Smith (R-Dora) has filed “Danny’s law” for the second straight year. It’s named for Columbia hazing victim Danny Santulli, who is now blind and cannot walk after the
Boone County Republicans will gather Sunday evening to work to select a replacement for former State Rep. Chuck Basye (R-Rocheport) in the race to become the next state senator from Boone County. 939 the Eagle’s
Missouri’s GOP House Speaker says Monday’s House Ethics Committee vote to dismiss an ethics complaint against him vindicates him. The Associated Press (AP) reports Monday’s committee vote was 7-2, with one Democrat voting present. Speaker
Missouri lawmakers have until Friday May 10 to approve a balanced budget, under the state Constitution. The Missouri House has approved an approximately $49-billion state operating budget. A staffer for Senate Appropriations Committee chairman Lincoln
The Missouri House Ethics Committee is scheduled to meet this morning at 11 in House hearing room 4 at the Statehouse in Jefferson City. The hearing likely involves House Speaker Dean Plocher (R-Des Peres). “Missouri
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