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Wednesday Night! November 18th, Join 93.9 The Eagle for a night to start the Conservative Comeback in Missouri! Andrew Bailey, TPUSA MIZZOU’s Nate Vass, Rep. John Martin, Brandon Poteet join Wake Up Missouri’s Randy Tobler
A man wanted for domestic assault is caught after a chase. Officers tried to pull him over on Route – C near Lohman but he took off. The driver was finally arrested after he lost
Waving a gun around gets you a quick trip to the Cole County Jail. An 18 – year old Columbia woman is accused of pointing a gun at another driver during a road rage incident
A baby at the center of an Amber Alert is found safe in Callaway County. Troopers say the Lebanon Police Department issued the alert for the 6 – week old Tuesday. Shortly after, they arrested
A top Columbia business leader says he’s proud of Columbia and Boone County’s growth in air service: “We’ve got flights in all four directions: Chicago, Denver, Charlotte and Dallas. So it’s critical,” Columbia Regional Economic
Wednesday is Veterans Day, which is a federal, Missouri, county and city holiday. It is one of Missouri’s 13 state holidays. Most of Jefferson City’s 14,000 state employees are off, with the exception of some
State transportation officials say construction on Columbia’s Providence road bridge over I-70 is nearing completion. Improve I-70 program director Eric Kopinski says they’re a few weeks away from opening it back up: “Anyone traveling around
A suspect wanted in a violent assault in Arizona is in the Cole County Jail. Cops picked up Anthony Grant Saturday. He was wanted on a felony aggravated assault warrant out of Flagstaff Arizona. He’s
Your Marie Callender’s and Banquet pot pies may no longer be made in Missouri. Conagra’s food plant in Macon will close in January. Over 400 – people work at the plant.
Columbia’s city manager says public safety is the number one priority for our community. City manager De’Carlon Seewood spoke to 939 the Eagle after Friday’s press conference at city hall, where the police chief announced
Columbia’s city council holds a public hearing Monday evening on the Flock camera system. Columbia Police Chief Jill Schlude briefs reporters at city hall on November 6, 2026 (photo from 939 the Eagle’s Brian Hauswirth)
They’ve got buck fever! Not the hunters .. the deer. The buck rut is peaking this week, with white-tailed bucks chasing does. Troopers say be on the lookout for deer crossing roads, even in daylight.