Category: Eagle News

Columbia’s city council is scheduled to vote Monday evening on authorizing an air service agreement with American Airlines involving daily air service between Columbia Regional Airport (COU) and Charlotte Douglas. American Airlines announced in December

A big turnout is expected at Saturday’s Como Man Show at the Boone County Fairgrounds. It’s Saturday from 10 am to 3 pm at the Northeast Event Center. You’ll be able to visit dozens of

Jefferson City’s Lutz’s Famous BBQ on Missouri Boulevard is this week’s deal of the week on shopmidmo.com. You can purchase a $10 gift certificate for $8 this week. Find a link here. This week’s deal

Hundreds of people are expected to turn out for Saturday’s Como Man Show at the Boone County Fairgrounds. Northeast Regional Park is located at the Boone County Fairgrounds near Highway 63 (photo courtesy of the

While the greatest severe weather threat will be in northeast Missouri, mid-Missouri could see severe weather late Tuesday afternoon into tonight. National Weather Service (NWS) St. Louis meteorologist Marshall Pfahler says while the greatest tornado

Last week’s heavy rain in mid-Missouri caused numerous delays on construction projects, including traffic changes near Kingdom City’s busy I-70 and Highway 54 interchange. The state Department of Transportation (MoDOT) hoped to begin changes last

The superintendent in mid-Missouri’s New Bloomfield R-III District will be the next president of historic William Woods University in Fulton, effective in June. Dr. Sarah Wisdom has been a public school educator at New Bloomfield

A case involving a former city of Centralia equipment operator who slipped on an icy sidewalk in 2024 will be heard Wednesday afternoon by the Missouri Court of Appeals Western District in mid-Missouri’s Fulton. This

You have an opportunity Wednesday evening to view detailed maps and ask questions about the $441-million plan to rebuild and expand I-70 between mid-Missouri’s Rocheport and Columbia. The Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) will host

Mid-Missouri motorists and truckers will see traffic changes near the busy I-70 and Highway 54 interchange in Kingdom City starting Monday. The state Department of Transportation (MoDOT) says westbound Highway 54 traffic will be moved

Columbia and parts of mid-Missouri are expected to see a wintry mix Sunday evening through Monday morning. National Weather Service (NWS) St. Louis meteorologist Mark Britt expects Sunday to remain dry until rain moves in

Columbia Regional Airport’s (COU) manager describes 2025 as a defining year for COU, which saw a record-breaking 242,167 passengers last year. That is a 17 percent increase over 2024. American Airlines plans to begin daily