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Despite key endorsements for his opponent, Columbia fourth ward councilman Nick Foster has easily won re-election to a second term. Foster received 4,570 votes to beat challenger Ron Graves, who received 2,775 votes. The powerful
Voters in Columbia have re-elected Mayor Barbara Buffaloe to a second term, as she wins a hotly-contested three-way race that was dominated by the issue of crime and public safety. Final unofficial results show Mayor
It is election day across Missouri, and polls are open statewide today from 6 am until 7 pm. There are several key races in Boone County. Public safety has been a major issue in Columbia’s
Several dozen families in the Columbia area will be enjoying a brighter Christmas filled with hope and joy, thanks for the generosity of first responders, Walmart and several sponsors. First Responder Support (FRS) executive director
Both candidates who are running to replace retiring mid-Missouri circuit judge Kevin Crane have raised almost or more than $100,000 in campaign contributions for the November election. 939 the Eagle’s Mike Murphy, who publishes Comobuz,
The two candidates who hope to replace retiring Circuit Judge Kevin Crane are familiar names in mid-Missouri. Associate Circuit Judge Stephanie Morrell and attorney Jesus Osete have been going door-to-door across Boone and Callaway counties,
The Columbia Police Officers Association (CPOA) has endorsed challenger Sam Turner in his campaign against Boone County southern district commissioner Justin Aldred. The CPOA is critical of the city of Columbia’s current approach to community
Columbia’s city council will hear testimony Monday evening from the Columbia Police Officers Association (CPOA) regarding police pensions. CPOA general counsel Donald Weaver will call on the council to commit to a five-year plan aimed
The Columbia Police Officers Association (CPOA) says its officers are exhausted from the increased violent crime we’ve been seeing in Columbia. The CPOA says 2024 is on pace to be the most violent year on
A Columbia city council member was recalled from office last night for the first time in almost 34 years. First ward councilman Nick Knoth lost his recall race on Tuesday 531-394. Mr. Knoth was elected
For the first time in more than 33 years, a Columbia city council member has been recalled from office. First ward councilman Nick Knoth lost his recall race on Tuesday by a vote of 531-394.
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
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