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Boone County and other mid-Missouri counties along and south of I-70 will be under a winter weather advisory Thursday into Friday morning. National Weather Service (NWS) St. Louis meteorologist Mark Britt tells 939 the Eagle
Motorists heading out of Columbia on eastbound I-70 are noticing a massive $800-million beef processing facility being built in Warren County, near Wright City. America’s Heartland Packing is still hiring employees and is expected to
A state lawmaker who represents Columbia and Boone County in Jefferson City has been re-elected, after beating GOP challenger John Potter. State Rep. Adrian Plank (D-Columbia), a union carpenter, has won re-election to his second
Tonight is your opportunity to learn new details about the great Wooldridge fire of 2022, a fire that literally burned half of the mid-Missouri village off the map in less than two hours. Columbia resident
A powerful Missouri state lawmaker describes the $2.8 billion plan to rebuild and expand I-70 to six lanes across the state as the biggest boondoggle in Missouri history. House Transportation Accountability chairman Don Mayhew (R-Crocker)
Sunday (October 22) is the one-year anniversary of the great Wooldridge fire of 2022, a blaze that literally burned half of the village off the map in less than two hours. Columbia resident Tim Scherrer
Mid-Missouri motorists are noticing notice six new billboards around the Columbia area, seeking information about the brutal November 2001 murder of “Columbia Daily Tribune” sports editor Kent Heitholt. A group with the website justiceforkent.com has
Columbia Chamber of Commerce president Matt McCormick is pleased with the Chamber’s recent leadership visit to Madison, Wisconsin. Madison, which has about 270,000 residents, is home to both a state capital and the University of
A $2.8 billion bipartisan plan to six-lane I-70 across Missouri has been approved by a conference committee of Missouri Senate and House budget negotiators and is heading back to the two respective chambers. The measure
Missouri’s Senate President predicts his chamber will approve legislation from State Sen. Lincoln Hough (R-Springfield) to six-lane I-70 across Missouri. That would include through the Columbia area. Senate President Pro Tem Caleb Rowden (R-Columbia) tells
A state senator from eastern Missouri who’s strongly considering a 2024 gubernatorial bid says the money is available to pay for his proposal to four-lane I-70 from Wentzville to Blue Springs. State Sen. Bill Eigel
The governor says southern Missouri Congressman Jason Smith’s appointment to chair the U.S. House Ways and Means Committee is huge for Missouri. That’s the House’s primary tax-writing committee. Governor Mike Parson (R) met recently with
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