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Missouri state troopers say the two Wellsville motorists injured Thursday afternoon when their vehicle overturned in the I-70 construction zone east of Columbia sustained minor injuries. Two Wellsville motorists in this vehicle suffered minor injuries
Organizers of Friday morning’s 2025 Ashland Fourth of July parade are expecting anywhere from 1,000 to 1,500 spectators. Sharon Adams of the Ashland Betterment Coalition tells 939 the Eagle that Friday’s parade has 55 entries.
Look for heavy traffic on Missouri highways today (Thursday) and throughout the Fourth of July weekend. The Missouri State Highway Patrol says every available trooper will be on the roads and waterways throughout the holiday
You’ll see extra Missouri state troopers on the Lake of the Ozarks and other waterways throughout the busy Fourth of July weekend. A Missouri State Highway Patrol trooper patrols the Lake of the Ozarks (2022
Columbia’s city manager says the city does not implement quotas, benchmarks or metrics based on race, nor does it discriminate against any groups based on race or other identities. Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey briefs
The chief executive officer of Columbia-based MU Health Care testifies that MU Health Care and Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield have not been able to find common ground during contract negotiations. MU Health Care’s new
Columbia Water and Light and the city of Fulton have dispatched crews and equipment to storm-damaged Springfield, following Sunday’s severe thunderstorms. Springfield City Utilities says about 5,000 customers remain without power this (Tuesday) morning, following
A state senator from Columbia who served two tours in Iraq says people shouldn’t be heroes if they die and villains if they live. State Sen. Stephen Webber (D-Columbia) serves on the Missouri Senate Veterans
M-U’s Board of Curators may be asking you for more money to send the kid to Ol. Mizzou. Curators approved a $5.3 – billion budget for all the University campuses 2026. That’s up from $4.9
Missouri senators hope to get some answers on why MU Health and Anthem Blue Cross still haven’t come to terms on a new contract that’s left Anthem customers out of network. A public hearing is
The ’12 Day War’ isn’t causing the sticker shock at the gas pump many oil producers feared. Larry Behrens is with Power the Future. He says Iran’s threats haven’t played out … In fact, he
It just got a little more lucrative to teach in the Jefferson City’s schools. Staff will see a $1800 pay hike taking starting pay to $43,399 a year. It’s the largest base pay increase the
