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Legendary Columbia College basketball coach Bob Burchard and the Columbia College’s 2015 national championship volleyball team will be inducted into CC’s Hall of Fame Friday evening in Columbia. Columbia College president Dr. David Russell tells
Columbia’s mayor is praising the recent groundbreaking ceremony for new transitional housing on East Ash. Mayor Barbara Buffaloe spoke at the groundbreaking ceremony, telling 939 the Eagle News that it’s inspirational for those who want
State transportation officials are urging you to slow down and to be patient, with bridge construction on busy Highway 63 in Columbia starting Monday morning. Missouri Governor Mike Parson was joined by state Department of
Columbia Police detectives now say they’re investigating Thursday morning’s report of shots fired and a vehicle crash on Boyd lane as an active homicide. There was a heavy Columbia Police presence Thursday morning on Boyd
Look for a more visible police presence soon in Columbia parks and along trails, in response to concerns from residents. Columbia Mayor Barbara Buffaloe, left, and city manager De’Carlon Seewood visit before Mr. Seewood’s state
The Missouri Department of Transportation says 19 percent of its snowplow operators have less than a year of experience. A Columbia Public Works snowplow crew prepares to go out again in an ice storm (January
Thursday is the final day of Mizzou’s Homecoming blood drive at MizzouRec in Columbia, and the American Red Cross is urging you to consider donating blood, due to the two hurricanes. Truman the Tiger has
The Weather Channel reports Hurricane Milton is hammering Florida with destructive storm surge, devastating wind damage, flooding and tornadoes. Columbia-based Missouri Task Force One (MO-TF1) members have used boats and dogs while searching the Catawba
Hurricane Milton made landfall Wednesday evening near Tampa Bay, Florida. The Weather Channel reports Milton is a major threat to life and property due to storm surge, flooding and tornadoes. Missouri Governor Mike Parson delivers
Hurricane Milton is expected to make landfall in Florida by tonight (Wednesday). The Weather Channel says the hurricane is expected to bring life-threatening storm surge, widespread wind damage, flooding and tornadoes. These three Mizzou students
The National Hurricane Center says Hurricane Milton has the potential to be one the most destructive hurricanes on-record in west-central Florida. The Weather Channel is reporting that Milton has strengthened into a category five again
Columbia-based Boone Electric is sending a second ten-person crew to hurricane-damaged Georgia to replace the first crew that was deployed on September 27. Boone Electric crew members have been working day and night to restore
