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The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) has received at least eight different reports of a black bear being spotted in Columbia. One of those reports was captured by resident Stacy Hoover near south Columbia’s Bethel.
State transportation officials say the long–anticipated intersection improvements at Columbia’s New Haven road, Lemone Industrial and the on and off-ramps have opened on this Friday morning for traffic. The Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) says
Google’s planned data center for Montogomery County will catch a big tax break. Tax incentives will allow the county to issue up to $100 – Billion in revenue bonds. Opponents are worried the Google complex
NFL wide receiver and former Kansas City Chief wide receiver Tyreek Hill will be in Jefferson City Saturday. Rusty Drewing Toyota on Christy drive says Mr. Hill will be at their dealership from 11 am
The superintendent of Mid – Missouri’s Catholic schools is moving on. Erin Vader will head up the parish schools in Kansas City, Kansas. She’ll join her former boss Archbishop Shawn McKnight in KC Kansas. McKnight
The manager at Columbia Regional Airport (COU) praises the strong interest in Allegiant Airlines’ new service from COU to Orlando Sanford and to Destin-Fort Walton Beach. An Allegiant Airlines plane at Columbia Regional Airport on
State transportation officials say the deck for Columbia’s new St. Charles road bridge over I-70 has been poured this week. The Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) says the deck for the new St. Charles road
Published reports claim Jefferson City leaders want the owner of the Quality Inn to turn over records of how much lodging tax they collected in July and November 2024 and in May of last year.
Columbia, Jefferson City, Ashland, Fulton and most of the 939 the Eagle mid-Missouri listening area could see severe weather Thursday afternoon into the early-evening hours. National Weather Service (NWS) St. Louis meteorologist Alex Elmore tells
Ongoing vandalism in park restrooms in mid-Missouri’s Fulton has forced officials there to lock the restrooms nightly and reopen them the following morning. Fulton’s Carver park (photo courtesy of Fulton Parks and Recreation website) Fulton
Columbia’s city council will only meet once in July, due to the upcoming renovations of the council chambers at city hall. Mayor Barbara Buffaloe tells 939 the Eagle that renovations will take place during the
Columbia’s mayor encourages you to participate in Saturday morning’s recycling drop-off event at the city’s Grissum building. Mayor Barbara Buffaloe spoke to 939 the Eagle after she briefed business leaders at Wednesday’s Columbia REDI board