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Columbia’s mayor is thanking voters for this week’s narrow approval of Proposition One, a one percent sales/use tax that will be dedicated to public safety. Columbia police respond to a triple shooting that included one

Boone Health’s president predicts the new ambulance station on South Route K in fast-growing south Columbia will save lives. The new Boone Health ambulance station #12 is located at 5801 South Route K in Columbia

The Mizzou football team’s season opener is just 28 days away and Missouri’s junior senator says he is pumped about the 2026 season. U.S. Sen. Eric Schmitt was live on 939 the Eagle’s “Wake Up

The new vice president of Columbia Regional Economic Development Incorporated (REDI) says it’s been a smooth transition and that she’s excited to be at REDI. Kaylee Paffrath previously served as president of the Moberly Area

Columbia-based Boone Health officials are joining fire and EMS officials in touting the importance of a new ambulance station in fast-growing south Columbia. The new Boone Health ambulance station #12 is located at 5801 South

The general manager of Columbia-based Boone Electric Cooperative says talent retention within the labor force and technical skills are among the biggest challenges facing Boone Electric and other electric cooperatives. The general manager and chief

State Sen. Stephen Webber (D-Columbia) is encouraging Columbia-area Republicans to vote for former Boone County clerk Taylor Burks in Tuesday’s GOP primary for Missouri’s new fifth congressional district. Former Boone County clerk Taylor Burks is

Columbia’s police chief says officers are being pulled from other parts of the city to work downtown three nights a week. Columbia Police chief Jill Schlude (photo courtesy of Chief Schlude) Chief Jill Schlude was

Columbia’s police chief says a video of Sunday’s early-morning fights near Ninth and East Walnut downtown has gone viral. CPD investigators say the large disturbance started at about 1:30 Sunday morning. CPD says seven people

A few hundred people attended Saturday morning’s Boone County ham breakfast at the fairgrounds. Association of Missouri Electric Cooperatives chief executive officer Caleb Jones (right) with Centralia farmer Dustin Stanton of Stanton Brothers Eggs at

Missouri’s GOP governor is touting a proposed constitutional amendment that would phase out of the individual state income tax and authorize the expansion of sales and use taxes. Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe signs legislation into

The UM System president says he will vote for Columbia’s Proposition One in August, a proposed one percent sales/use tax for public safety. Columbia Police respond to a triple shooting that included one death at