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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
Legislation that would allow schools like Missouri State University in Springfield and Southeast Missouri State in Cape Girardeau to offer degrees like engineering and pharmacy has been approved by a Missouri Senate committee. Senate Bill
The delicate issue of prior authorization is a top priority for the Missouri House Health and Mental Health committee chair. State Rep. Melanie Stinnett (R-Springfield) joined us live on 939 the Eagle’s “Wake Up Missouri”:
Obtaining federal funding to rebuild and expand heavily-traveled I-44 across the state is the top priority for southwest Missouri Congressman Eric Burlison. The Springfield Republican tells 939 the Eagle’s “Wake Up Missouri” that it must
Missouri lawmakers realize that federal funding that sent billions of dollars to Missouri during the COVID pandemic is winding down. Missouri House Budget Committee vice chairman Bishop Davidson (R-Republic) tells 939 the Eagle’s “Wake Up
Missouri’s new House Majority Floor Leader predicts House Republicans will deliver in 2025 on what he calls big, conservative ideas like Second Amendment Protections and tax cuts. Floor Leader Alex Riley (R-Springfield) joined us live
A veteran mid-Missouri lawmaker who was re-elected to his fourth and final term in the House last week is pledging to work once again to try to obtain funding in January 2025 for Columbia’s Welcome
Columbia Police say all three murder suspects who were allegedly involved in last week’s horrific murder of a teenager on Boyd lane have been captured. All three suspects are jailed without bond on this Monday
Elected officials and candidates from both major political parties will be at Thursday’s Missouri state fair ham breakfast in Sedalia, which is almost sold-out. “Missouri Times” publisher Scott Faughn joined us live on 939 the
Missouri’s lieutenant governor and the House Democratic leader will face off in November’s gubernatorial election. Lieutenant Governor Mike Kehoe captured 39 percent of the vote in a bruising nine-way GOP primary Tuesday, getting more than
Missouri’s lieutenant governor and the House Democratic leader will face off in November’s gubernatorial election. They are both familiar names at the Statehouse in Jefferson City. Lieutenant Governor Mike Kehoe captured 39 percent of the
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