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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

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

Saturday’s grand opening of Little General in Columbia drew a big turnout and highlights the growth near I-70 and the Route Z exit. A view of the gas pumps at the 18,000 square foot Little

Columbia’s police chief encourages you to make an informed decision about August’s Proposition One, which is a proposed one percent sales/use tax for public safety. Columbia police say the January 3, 2026 carjacking and shots

A Columbia businessman who founded Parks Amusements says the Level Up family entertainment center at Columbia Mall is doing well. Businessman Nic Parks joined host Fred Parry in-studio Saturday morning on 939 the Eagle’s “CEO

The city of Columbia’s approximately 1,600 employees would receive a three percent pay increase, under the city manager’s proposed budget. Columbia city manager De’Carlon Seewood (file photo courtesy of city of Columbia website) City manager

45 members of Columbia-based Missouri Task Force One (MO-TF1) are being deployed to flooded San Antonio Texas, where flash flooding continues on this Thursday. Members of Columbia-based Missouri Task Force One (MO-TF1) are briefed by

Columbia Regional Airport’s (COU) manager says travelers are enjoying the new free shuttle service for the new south parking lot. Allegiant Airlines began nonstop service from Columbia Regional Airport (COU) to Destin on June 5,

Columbia’s city manager took about 50 minutes of questions during a recent standing-room only gathering of the local Pachyderms at Dickey’s BBQ Pit on Forum. Columbia city manager De’Carlon Seewood delivered his state of the

Columbia’s city council will discuss a lengthy report on the city’s general fund during Monday afternoon’s work session. Then-Columbia Housing and Neighborhood Services director Rebecca Thompson, right, Columbia city manager De’Carlon Seewood, left, and city

(This is the second part of Brian Hauswirth’s two-part series) Columbia’s Ronald McDonald House has started searching for a replacement for longtime executive director Terri Gray, who retires at the end of December. Longtime Ronald

Missouri’s governor will not call a special legislative session on data centers. State Rep. Don Mayhew (R-Crocker) on the Missouri House floor in Jefferson City on February 17, 2026 (file photo courtesy of Tim Bommel