Main Menu
Trending Now
Trending Now
You’ll be able to meet Missouri’s new statewide elected officials, your state lawmakers in both parties and see the Budweiser Clydesdales at this month’s inauguration ceremonies in Jefferson City. Governor-elect Mike Kehoe and the rest
Most of Jefferson City/Cole County’s approximately 14,000 state employees will be off tomorrow for Thanksgiving and on Thanksgiving Friday, under a one-sentence executive order signed by Governor Mike Parson. The governor has signed executive orders
Most of Jefferson City’s 14,000 state employees will be off on Thanksgiving and on Thanksgiving Friday, under an executive order signed by Governor Mike Parson. The governor has signed executive orders closing state offices on
Missouri’s governor-elect has named Adam Gresham as his transition director. Mr. Gresham will lead the transition team’s efforts to craft the new administration’s state budget, policy priorities and staffing. Governor-elect Mike Kehoe (R) captured 59
A mid-Missouri state lawmaker who’s also an attorney praises Missouri Supreme Court Chief Justice Mary Russell, who delivered her State of the Judiciary address last week. Chief Justice Russell says that while she may be
Missouri’s governor is proposing a 3.2 percent pay raise for state employees. State employee pay is a top priority for State Sen. Mike Bernskoetter (R-Jefferson City), whose district includes Cole County. More than 14,000 state
Missouri’s governor says his administration will leave a record $1.5 billion on the bottom line for the next administration. While GOP Governor Mike Parson outlined his budget and 2024 legislative priorities during Wednesday’s State of
We’ll learn this month whether Missouri’s governor will propose a state employee pay raise in his budget. Governor Mike Parson will unveil his budget blueprint during his January 24th State of the State Address. The
While Republicans have supermajorities in both chambers in Jefferson City this year, State Rep. David Tyson Smith (D-Columbia) is hopeful about the 2024 session. Representative Tyson Smith tells 939 the Eagle that people are tired
Complaints about the lack of parking near the Missouri Capitol in Jefferson City date back decades, and those complaints continue today. Jefferson City Mayor Ron Fitzwater joined us live this morning on 939 the Eagle’s
Jefferson City’s approximately 14,000 state employees will soon see an increase in their pay. Governor Mike Parson (R) will sign the bipartisan 8.7 percent pay raise for state employees into law today at 2 at
Missouri’s governor predicts state employees will be pleased with his proposed budget, which he’ll unveil during this month’s State of the State address. Governor Mike Parson spoke on 939 the Eagle’s “Wake Up Mid-Missouri.” “Ever
© 2025, All rights reserved.
Site by Zimmer Communications 
