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Columbia Police issued four citations to panhandlers Wednesday morning at the Business Loop and Providence who were protesting the city’s new pedestrian safety ordinance. A pedestrian walks on Columbia’s Business Loop near McDonald’s in October

Saturday morning’s Fourth of July parade in Ashland is expected to draw crowds from across mid-Missouri. American flags flying in mid-Missouri (file photo) This year’s theme is “Ashland celebrates America” to enjoy America’s 250th birthday.

You’ll notice extra Missouri state troopers on highways and lakes starting Thursday and throughout the entire Fourth of July holiday weekend. Missouri State Highway Patrol vehicles outside the Statehouse in Jefferson City (2025 file photo

Columbia Police issued at least one citation and several warnings to panhandlers Wednesday morning at the Business Loop and Providence who were protesting the city’s new pedestrian safety ordinance. A pedestrian walks on Columbia’s Business

Large crowds are expected at Saturday morning’s Fourth of July parade in Ashland to celebrate America’s 250th birthday. Parade organizer Sharon Adams of the Ashland Betterment Coalition tells 939 the Eagle that the parade has

Every available Missouri state trooper will be on highways and lakes during the upcoming Fourth of July weekend, enforcing traffic and boating laws and providing assistance as well. Missouri State Highway Patrol vehicles outside the

Saturday’s 10th annual Columbia Memorial Stair Climb at the Hearnes Center drew 273 participants, which is one of the biggest turnouts they’ve had. Boone County Fire Protection District chief Doug Westhoff served as guest speaker

The longtime Columbia Convention and Visitors Bureau (CVB) director says tourism in Columbia means thousands of jobs and lots of sales tax revenue. CVB director Amy Schneider joined host Fred Parry in-studio for the hour

You can climb 110 flights of stairs on Saturday morning at Columbia’s Hearnes Center, as part of the 10th annual Columbia Memorial Stair Climb. The event honors those who died during the September 11, 2001

Former U.S. Sen. Roy Blunt (R-Missouri) praises the recent groundbreaking for the $40-million Radioisotope Science Center near south Columbia’s Discovery Ridge. former U.S. Sen. Roy Blunt (left) visits with Missouri Department of Natural Resources (DNR)

Columbia’s Hearnes Center will be packed with first responders and civilians for Saturday morning’s 10th annual Columbia Memorial Stair Climb. Columbia memorial stair climb director Ryan Benedict tells 939 the Eagle that the mission of

The president of Columbia-based Boone Health hopes to see a decision on a strategic partner by the end of the calendar year. Columbia-based Boone Health (2025 photo courtesy of Boone Health spokesman Christian Basi) Boone