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A Missouri GOP congressman who chairs the powerful U.S. Ways and Means committee is praising the cooperation this year in the GOP-controlled Missouri Legislature in Jefferson City. U.S. Rep. Jason Smith (R-Salem), a former Missouri
While they haven’t come forward yet, Boone County’s first Lottery millionaire of 2025 bought the $2-million winning ticket at Sturgeon’s Prenger Foods. The Missouri Lottery says the ticket matched all six numbers in Saturday night’s
Legislation that is aimed at enabling Missouri Farm Bureau members to have affordable and reliable health care is now in the Missouri House, after being approved by the Senate. It’s a top priority for Farm
Missouri’s House Speaker expects bipartisan foster care legislation he’s championed to be the first House bill sent to the Senate next week in Jefferson City. The bill requires the state to apply for benefits for
Mid-Missouri’s only blood and marrow transplant and cellular therapy program has been launched by Columbia-based MU Health Care. This is aimed at assisting patients with blood cancers including lymphomas and leukemias. MU Health Care says
The UM Board of Curators are expected to vote Thursday afternoon to formally approve a $250-million improvement project for Mizzou’s Memorial Stadium in Columbia. The board will meet today in Kansas City, and Southeastern Conference
Columbia-based MU Health Care’s University Hospital has earned a renewal of its level 1 trauma center verification, while also receiving several honors from the American Heart Association. University Hospital in Columbia has been verified as
The Missouri House Special Interim Committee on Illegal Immigrant Crimes will hold a public hearing later this morning in Kansas City. House Speaker Dean Plocher (R-Des Peres) appointed the committee this summer. State Rep. Jim
Cole County’s prosecutor says his office will attend convicted killer Alyssa Bustamante’s parole hearing Monday “and will vehemently argue against Ms. Bustamente being granted parole.” Alyssa Bustamante was 15 when she stabbed nine-year-old Elizabeth Olten
A top executive at the University of Missouri says MU Health Care has recruited nine neurosurgeons in the past two years. MU vice chancellor for health affairs Nim Chinniah tells 939 the Eagle’s “CEO Roundtable”
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
It’s been more than 23 years since then-Missouri Governor Mel Carnahan (D), his son Randy and chief of staff Chris Sifford were killed in a plane crash near eastern Missouri’s Goldman. Mr. Sifford was an
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