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Anti-ICE protests being organized by the “No Kings” movement are scheduled to take place across Missouri on Saturday. Protests are planned in mid-Missouri’s Columbia, Jefferson City and Boonville tomorrow. Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe says he’s
Missouri’s governor is urging you to be proactive, to stay aware and to use extreme caution during Wednesday’s expected winter storm. Governor Mike Kehoe has issued a one page executive order to prepare for the
Missouri state agencies and law enforcement agencies have continued to conduct planning meetings this weekend to finalize plans and operations for Monday’s inaugural events in Jefferson City. Capitol Police chief Zim Schwartze tells 939 the
Missouri’s 58th governor and all of the other newly-elected statewide officials will be sworn into office on Monday in Jefferson City. We will have live inauguration coverage on Monday in conjunction with our news partner
You’ll notice numerous law enforcement officers from different agencies at Monday’s inauguration events in Jefferson City. Capitol Police chief Zim Schwartze joined us live on 939 the Eagle’s “Wake Up Missouri”: “So people should expect
A state senator from eastern Missouri is calling on Governor Parson to offer the Missouri National Guard to assist with Hurricane Helene recovery efforts. State Sen. Mary Elizabeth Coleman (R-Arnold) blasts what she calls the
Missouri’s governor and the first lady are in Panama this (Monday) morning on an international trade mission. Boosting Missouri exports to Panama is a priority for Governor Mike Parson, who farms in Bolivar and who
44 Vietnam-era veterans from central Missouri are traveling this morning on a bus on an all-expense paid one-day visit to the National Veterans Memorial in southeast Missouri’s Perryville. They’ll see a wall that is a
(Story updated with brand-new jobs numbers from REDI) Missouri’s governor describes Columbia-based Veterans United (VU) as a remarkable company that’s committed to helping veterans. Governor Mike Parson traveled to VU headquarters in south Columbia on
Numerous mid-Missouri residents say they spotted what could be a suspected Chinese spy balloon on Friday afternoon. 939 the Eagle News fielded calls from Columbia residents and in residents in other parts of central Missouri.
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