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Some Algoa prison staffers will have to wait until their next paycheck to get paid for their overtime. 170 – employees of the prison east of Jefferson City will either have to wait until June
Pulling a wheelie and blasting down city streets on your dirtbike will now land you a big fine in Jefferson City. Police are targeting groups who stage street takeovers with unlicensed motorcycles, ATVs and even
Organizers of Saturday morning’s Columbia walk for neurofibromatosis (NF) hope to raise awareness about the genetic disorder. Kristi Saylor of Columbia and others gather for a photo at the 2025 walk for NF in Columbia
Missouri’s governor opposes the idea of a special legislative session for lawmakers to suspend the state’s 29-cent gasoline tax until December. Governor Mike Kehoe appeared live on 939 the Eagle’s “Wake Up Missouri”: Crews began
Get ready for months of roadwork at the Missouri River Bridge (in Jefferson City). Crews have begun a year – long project that will see closed lanes of Highway – 54 and other traffic tie
Scammers are using high tech software to convince you that it’s really the cops calling on the phone. An actual number for a law enforcement agency may show up on your caller i-d. Cole County
About 15 Jefferson City Police Department personnel earned awards at the recent fifth annual Jefferson City Police Foundation awards banquet. Jefferson City Police Chief Eric Wilde (right) speaks to “News-Tribune” reporter Ryan Pivoney at the
The Missouri Supreme Court has unanimously ruled that the state Constitution’s plain language gives the governor broad authority to determine when and the topics of a special session. Wednesday’s unanimous nine-page Supreme Court ruling upholds
‘Sneaky – sneaky’ at the Big Box store. A woman who worked at Jefferson City’s Sams Club is charged with stealing almost $3000 from the store. Published reports say Samantha Gates of Barnett is accused
West-central Missouri Congressman Mark Alford (R-Raymore) says the $441-million I-70 improvement project from Rocheport to Columbia means reduced congestion and safer roads. The Raymore congressman participated at the recent groundbreaking ceremony and tells 939 the
A home – health worker is accused of stealing from an elderly woman. Elondra Johnson – Lopez is charged with taking $2200 from the 78 – year old’s bank account. Johnson – Lopez had worked
A three-year-old company called COR Development is building or has built numerous projects in Columbia, Boone County and mid-Missouri. COR stands for Coil, Orscheln and Riordan. COR Development member Randy Coil, who founded Coil Construction