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Mizzou Football sells out reserved tickets, where you can find some for yourself
COLUMBIA, Mo. — Despite being two weeks away from the start of the 2024 season, University of Missouri football tickets have already sold out all reserved season tickets. According to a press release, a limited number of reserved single-game tickets remain available for games against Murray State, Buffalo, Boston College, Vanderbilt and Arkansas. Fans can […]
Goodwood Brewing opening in building dating back to Civil War
Goodwood Brewing, a company with origins in Louisville, Kentucky, has opened a new location at 108 S. Main Street in O’Fallon. The site is the former home of the locally-beloved McGurk’s Public House, which O’Fallon Planning and Development Director Patrick McKeehan said closed its doors at the beginning of the COVID pandemic and never reopened. McKeehan added that, said according to the plaque on the building, the location originally opened as a mercantile store in 1862.
NWS says mid-Missouri could see two rounds of severe weather today
Columbia, Jefferson City, Ashland and the entire 939 the Eagle mid-Missouri listening area could see two rounds of severe weather today. National Weather Service (NWS) St. Louis meteorologist Lydia JaJa says the threat from the first round will continue until about 8 am in mid-Missouri. Ms. Jaja says damaging winds and hail are the primary threat this morning. The NWS’s Lydia JaJa tells 939 the Eagle that a second round of severe weather is possible in Columbia and mid-Missouri tonight between 8 and midnight. She says 70 mile-per-hour winds and damaging hail are possible tonight, along with the possibility of a tornado.
Double Trouble – 2 of America’s Most Hated Highways in Missouri
I wish I had a nickel for every time I've driven on these Missouri highways and had bad words come to mind that I hopefully didn't say out loud. What I thought was just my opinion is now officially fact. Two of America's most hated highways call Missouri home. This...
Missouri Minute: Clayton mining company in line for federal loan; St. Louis schools add buses
Missouri Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft announced Tuesday that measures regarding abortion rights, sports betting and the minimum wage will appear on the state's November ballot. A measure regarding a new casino at the Lake of the Ozarks failed to gather enough valid signatures to make the ballot, though its supporters may appeal the decision. In financial markets news, Wall Street enjoyed one of its strongest days this year after promising inflation updates were released. Plus, a St. Louis-area company announced it could receive $400 million in federal loans to help it mine minerals vital to electric vehicles. Keep reading for these stories and more.
Missouri man sentenced to death for the 2007 death of 9-year-old Rowan Ford gets execution date
Nearly 17 years after the tragic murder of nine-year-old Rowan Ford, an execution date has been scheduled for one of the men responsible for her death. The Supreme Court of Missouri issued an execution warrant for Christopher Collings on Tuesday. His execution is set for 6 p.m. on Tuesday, Dec. 3. This follows a request made in April by Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey, who sought an execution date for Collings, convicted of the 2007 murder of young Ford.
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