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An NFL Hall of Famer who was also a network sports broadcaster for 30 years will be inducted into the Missouri Broadcasters Association’s Hall of Fame in June at Lake of the Ozarks. Dan Dierdorf
Prosecutors in mid-Missouri’s Montgomery County have filed six felony charges against the Ellisville suspect accused of leading law enforcement officers on a chaotic weekend pursuit on I-70 that covered three counties. Missouri state troopers say
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Was an Owensville teacher high on meth at school? Published reports claim Owensville Elementary School officials say trace amounts of the drug were found in the school last week. A staffer was removed from the
University of Missouri star running back Ahmad Hardy is recovering from a gunshot wound at a concert in Mississippi. Mizzou Athletics says Hardy was shot early Sunday morning and that he’s undergone surgery in Mississippi
A man is caught with meth, a stolen gun and several police badges. Beau Brinker of Eugene faces felony drug charges and more. Investigators says the badges were from the Cole, Callaway and Miller County
Missouri’s governor says the $2.8 billion project to rebuild and expand I-70 to six lanes from Wentzville to Blue Springs through Columbia/Boone County will be a gamechanger. Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe participated in Thursday’s I-70
The president of a mid-Missouri bank says they are seeing fraud everywhere. Jefferson Bank president and chief executive officer Brandy Bryant tells 939 the Eagle that they’re seeing an increase in various scams: “I got
Criminal charges are pending against the St. Louis-area suspect accused of leading mid-Missouri law enforcement officers on Saturday morning’s chaotic multi-county pursuit down I-70. Missouri state troopers say the driver of this vehicle fired several
A key mid-Missouri state lawmaker who chairs the House Special Committee on Property Tax Reform describes the issue as an uphill battle, adding that he expects the work on property tax reform to continue in
It’s now the High Justices’ turn to weigh in on the redrawn Missoui congressional maps. Three cases are before the Missouri Supreme Court starting Tuesday. The cases were appealed to the court from Cole and
If our round of storms left you with damage, FEMA may be able to help. The Governor has asked the agency to come in and assess damage from the tornadoes. Thunderstorms and flooding. Randolph, Saline