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Jefferson City’s mayor describes the deteriorating former Ramada Inn and Truman Hotel near Highway 54 as an eyesore, and says the time to act is now. Mayor Ron Fitzwater tells 939 the Eagle News that
The start of Missouri’s legislative session brings 197 state lawmakers to Jefferson City, along with family members and citizens who travel to the Capitol to testify on bills. It also means a major economic boost
Jefferson City’s council is set to vote in January on an agreement with private property owners to expedite the demolition of the deteriorating former Ramada Inn and Truman Hotel, near Highway 54. Thousands of motorists,
Jefferson City’s mayor today will visit a Korean War veteran who is celebrating his 90th birthday. Merle Blessing was born in northern Missouri’s New Hampton and lives in Jefferson City. Mr. Blessing was stationed at
A possible natural gas leak is being investigated as a possible cause for this weekend’s house explosion on Jefferson City’s St. Louis road. The explosion injured six occupants inside, destroying the house and damaging nearby
Jefferson City firefighters, Jefferson City police and the Missouri state fire marshal’s office are conducting a joint investigation into this weekend’s house explosion on St. Louis road, east of the Missouri Capitol. Six people were
We expect to learn some new details Monday morning from Jefferson City’s mayor about Saturday’s early-morning house explosion on St. Louis road, an explosion that critically injured several occupants. Jefferson City firefighters and first responders
Mid-Missouri’s retiring third district congressman is in Jefferson City for this morning’s groundbreaking ceremony for the new Jefferson City air traffic control tower. The ceremony begins at 11 am at the planned tower site on
Cole County’s clerk is forecasting a 35 percent voter turnout for Tuesday’s primary. That number disappoints Jefferson City Mayor Ron Fitzwater, who wants to see a higher turnout. Mayor Fitzwater describes Tuesday’s election as a
Missouri Governor Mike Parson (R) has signed a $50.5 billion dollar state operating budget, which includes about $14.9 billion in general revenue. The governor has also issued 173 line-item vetoes totaling about $1-billion. Governor Parson
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
Jefferson City’s mayor is not expecting fire-damaged Red Lobster on Country Club drive to re-open. The restaurant has been closed since a late September fire that damaged a utility room and attic and caused smoke
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