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The city of Columbia says it’s resubmitted its plan to the state Department of Natural Resources (DNR) on the issue of human waste and trash from homeless camps getting into waterways like the Hinkson creek.
The Laborers Local 955 says the city of Columbia is reluctant to bargain in good faith with labor unions. Laborers Local 955, which represents service and maintenance workers as well as public works and utility
Weather has delayed Tuesday’s plans to remove the old railroad tracks from Columbia’s Business Loop near the power plant. The two-day project was originally scheduled to start this morning, but Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT)
Columbia and mid-Missouri residents who are seeking a job or a new job are encouraged to attend today’s job fair in downtown Columbia. The city of Columbia, Boone County and Love Columbia are hosting today’s
Boone County commissioners have awarded the final $6.6 million in federal American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) dollars to 19 organizations across the county. ARPA was signed by President Joe Biden (D) in 2021. The city
The city of Columbia is currently 37 police officers short. Voters in Columbia’s second ward will see two candidates on their April city council ballot: Lisa Meyer and Robert Schreiber. Ms. Meyer joined us live
Columbia College officials praise the turnout at this month’s annual career fair. More than 100 students and alums attended the event at Southwell gymnasium. Columbia College dean of student affairs Dave Roberts tells 939 the
You have two opportunities this morning in Columbia to attend Patriot Day ceremonies to remember the lives lost in the September 11, 2001 terror attacks in New York City, Washington and Pennsylvania. Today is the
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