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The dean of Missouri’s congressional delegation says glitches at the Newark Airport show that the system in the United States is antiquated. U-S House Transportation Committee chairman Sam Graves (R-Tarkio) tells 939 the Eagle that
We now know that powerful northern Missouri Congressman Sam Graves is involved in the effort to keep the Kansas City Chiefs and Royals in Missouri. U.S. Rep.. Sam Graves (R-Tarkio) traveled to the Missouri Capitol
A mid-Missouri lawmaker who represents Callaway County in the Missouri House has won re-election to a second term in Jefferson City. Unofficial numbers from the Callaway County clerk’s office show State Rep. Jim Schulte (R-New
You’ll notice road crews and heavy construction equipment today and tonight east of Columbia, as the $405-million to rebuild and six-lane I-70 between Columbia and Kingdom City begins. The work is weather permitting. The state
Look for construction to begin after the Fourth of July on the $405-million project to rebuild I-70 between Columbia and Kingdom City and add an additional lane to that 20-mile stretch. It’s all part of
While most of the news media focus on the $405-million project to improve and expand mid-Missouri’s I-70 has been on Columbia, nearby Kingdom City is a huge part of the project. Governor Mike Parson (R)
Missouri’s governor says the state’s $2.8 billion I-70 expansion and improvement plan will be a model for the nation. A groundbreaking ceremony for the project was held in scorching heat Thursday outside Columbia’s Drury Plaza
Missouri’s governor and state lawmakers in both parties like State Reps. David Tyson Smith (D-Columbia) and Jim Schulte (R-New Bloomfield) will be in Columbia in about an hour for this morning’s 10 o’clock groundbreaking ceremony
You’ll see at least three members of Columbia’s city council and city manager De’Carlon Seewood at this morning’s groundbreaking ceremony for the $405-million project to rebuild and expand I-70 between Columbia and Kingdom City. Governor
Missouri’s governor, state lawmakers in both parties and other dignitaries will be attending Thursday morning’s groundbreaking ceremony for the $405-million I-70 project between Columbia and Kingdom City. Governor Mike Parson (R), Missouri Highways and Transportation Commission
The “Missouri Times” publisher doesn’t mince words when describing the significance of bipartisan legislation signed by Governor Mike Parson in August providing $2.8 billion to reconstruct and expand I-70 to six lanes from Blue Springs
This afternoon and evening are your opportunities to learn new details about the massive I-70 expansion project that begins this summer between Columbia and Kingdom City, including improved intersections and I-70 and Highway 63 and
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