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The Columbia and Springfield Chambers of Commerce are pushing for passage of bipartisan child care tax credit legislation that’s been approved in the Missouri House on a 120-34 vote. It’s also the top priority for
Going-out-of-business sales could begin as early as Saturday morning at Jefferson City’s JOANN store and about 500 other JOANN stores nationwide. The arts and crafts retailer filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in January in Delaware
Boone County Circuit Judge Kevin Crane has scheduled a Friday afternoon plea hearing in a high-profile Columbia infant death case. A Boone County grand jury indicted 32-year-old Staffone Fountain, a former Columbia resident, for second
Nine Republicans are seeking Missouri’s GOP gubernatorial nomination on Tuesday. Incumbent Governor Mike Parson (R) isn’t seeking re-election. Former President Donald Trump has endorsed three GOP candidates: Lt. Governor Mike Kehoe, Secretary of State Jay
A Missouri House committee will hear testimony this afternoon on a Columbia state lawmaker’s bill that would require public institutions of higher education like Mizzou to have opioid overdose rescue kits available for public use
House Minority Leader Crystal Quade (D-Springfield) is seeking Missouri’s Democratic gubernatorial nomination in 2024. Republicans currently have a GOP supermajority in the House of 111-51. Leader Quade joined us live on 939 the Eagle’s “Wake
Boone County’s sixth-largest employer has a new chief executive officer. Brady Debois started this week. Boone Hospital Center’s board of trustees chair Dr. Jerry Kennett describes their new CEO as extremely intelligent and detail-oriented. “The
The Missouri Chamber of Commerce and Industry president says the Show-Me State is missing out on more than $1-billion annually due to child care issues, including a $280-million annual loss in tax revenue. Chamber president
A veteran Missouri lawmaker who sponsored bipartisan child care tax credit legislation this year will pre-file the bill again on December 1. State Rep. Brenda Shields’ (R-St. Joseph) bill died on the 2023 session’s final
The state’s most powerful business organization says the Show-Me State has a child care crisis that is costing Missouri more than $1-billion annually. Missouri Chamber of Commerce and Industry president Dan Mehan says improving access
A northern Missouri congressman whose district includes Moberly and Mexico predicts the massive I-70 expansion construction project will increase traffic on Highway 36. Many truckers use 36, which runs across north Missouri from Hannibal all
Two suspects accused of stealing merchandise from numerous Menards stores in Columbia, Jefferson City and several states have been captured in eastern Missouri’s St. Peters. Jefferson City Police say one of the suspects, 50-year-old Marian
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