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You don’t want to pay the rent? Just burn the house down. A woman faces arson charges after she’s accused of setting her Jefferson City rental house on fire. Shelia Kroeger is charged after the
You might want to keep a little lower profile if you’re in the U-S illegally. Caesar Garcia – Duarte is being held for ICE after being charged in a Jefferson City road rage incident. He’s
A woman from mid-Missouri’s Holts Summit has been sentenced to more than three decades in prison for the 2025 shooting death of her neighbor during a heated argument. Our news partner ABC-17 reports 38-year-old Heather
The recent grand opening of Little General near I-70 and the Route Z exit just east of Columbia is generating lots of excitement from listeners on 939 the Eagle’s Facebook page. The 18,000 square foot
Columbia voters will cast ballots in August on Proposition One, a proposed one percent sales/use tax for public safety. Columbia Police say two people were shot at the Greens apartments on Clark lane on June
Are you job hunting? Jefferson City really needs bus drivers. Jeff Tran is temporarily trimming routes because the agency is down seven drivers. The city is juggling some of the colored routes until further notice.
A new law takes effect on August 28 that will raise speed limits on some rural Missouri interstates to 75 miles per hour. State Rep. David Tyson Smith (D-Columbia) speaks on the Missouri House floor
A new apartment complex proposed for Jefferson City’s west side may get some tax breaks. The Council is discussing tax relief for the 180 – unit project on West Edgewood. Councilmen could issue Chapter 100
They’re not kidding when they say your vote really does count. Michael Troesser is now officially Linn’s mayor after winning a special election by just a few votes. He beat Dustin Flamm. The re-do came
Charges are dropped against a man who hit and killed a 15 – year old on a scooter as the victim crossed Highway – 50 (in Jefferson City) last Halloween. Jervontaye Warmack had been facing
Columbia-based Missouri Task Force One (MO-TF1) members stationed in Texas for flooding operations along the Rio Grande are leaving south Texas Wednesday morning for San Antonio, as they prepare to support ongoing preparedness efforts as
Missouri voters will head to the polls in August to cast ballots on Amendment One, which is an extension of Missouri’s parks, soils and water sales tax. Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe (left) speaks to state