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(LISTEN): NIL remains a focus for University of Missouri athletic director Veatch
Mizzou athletic director Laird Veatch notes there’s a lot of talk today about NIL, which stands for name, image and likeness:
“In our world we need sponsors to help generate the revenue and associate those kind...
Mizzou plans Tuesday open house for new north end zone project at Memorial Stadium in Columbia
Tuesday is your opportunity to explore Mizzou’s new $250-million Memorial Stadium Centennial project in Columbia and see the new North End zone areas.
The iconic Rock M Hill anchors the $250-million Memorial Stadium Centennial project...
(LISTEN): Students from rural mid-Missouri town describe new Missouri Supreme Court Judicial Discovery Center as inspirational
More than two dozen high school juniors from mid-Missouri’s New Franklin were guests of the Missouri Supreme Court for Monday’s ribbon cutting and grand opening of the Supreme Court’s new Judicial Discovery Center in Jefferson...
UPDATE: Hungerthon raises more than $252,000 for the needy in southwest Missouri
Southwest Missouri and the Ozarks came up big for Hungerthon 2026, helping Zimmer’s KWTO (AM 560) raise more than $252,000 and sponsor 550 children with backpacks from Ozarks’ Food Harvest Weekend Backpack program.
KWTO’s Don...
(LISTEN): Mizzou provost humbled and impressed with Friday’s turnout at 9-11 ceremony; few dry eyes at Traditions Plaza
Missouri Task Force One (MO-TF1) members and other first responders, veterans, students, Mizzou leaders and elected officials in both parties gathered Friday at Mizzou’s Traditions Plaza to observe the 25th anniversary of the September 11...
(LISTEN): Fast-growing Mid America Bank now has $1.2 billion in assets; it was founded in St. Thomas more than a century ago
A bank that was founded in St. Thomas more than 100 years ago is one of mid-Missouri’s fastest-growing banks.
Columbia Chamber of Commerce ambassadors and other business leaders helped Mid America Bank executives cut the ribbon...
UPDATE: Weekend flyover girder work at Columbia’s I-70 and 63 interchange finishes earlier than expected
Missouri transportation officials credit calmer winds for helping crews set flyover girders much faster than expected and that will move traffic quicker from northbound Highway 63 to westbound I-70 in Columbia.
Crews work to set...
(LISTEN): Columbia city manager’s proposed budget increases public safety funding and provides pay raise for city employees
Columbia’s city council is scheduled to vote at the September 21 meeting on city manager De’Carlon Seewood’s proposed approximately $600-million budget. Mr. Seewood tells 939 the Eagle that he hopes the budget is approved that...
(LISTEN): Columbia’s I-70 to see heavy traffic this weekend with girder work
You can expect heavy traffic starting Friday evening and all weekend on westbound I-70 in Columbia.
The Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) says crews will be setting girders for the new “flyover” ramp that will...
9-11 being remembered at the State Capitol 25 – years later
There’s a special remembrance of Nine – Eleven at the State Capitol. The Tunnel to Towers Never Forget exhibit will be there through the weekend. It features a steel beam from Ground Zero and other...
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