KJP and FOX's Pete Doocy get all cuddly...and then they don't!

Wake Up Mid Missouri is almost as diverse as the GOP debate stage.

Stunning Dem. poll numbers when asked about Biden. Mask mandates coming back in some places

Scott Faughn from the Missouri Times discusses the AG race and John Marsh features a story about the idiocy of cop-haters.

AG Andrew Bailey on transgen surgery for minors decision and Captain John Hotz with the MSHP talks new texting and driving law.

Trump's drivers license lists him as 6'3" and weighing 215lbs. If you were to look at your license, do you think it would be accurate?

Producer Hannah crushes our hopes and dreams when it comes to butter carved cows

We pick winners and losers of the week.

Stephanie Bell checks in live from Wisconsin after attending the debate last night.

Missouri’s governor has called on the state Department of Transportation (MoDOT) to redesign Jefferson City’s aging tri-level. It was the scene of the August 15 tractor trailer crash and fuel spill that closed busy southbound Highway 54 for five hours, tying up traffic for thousands of commuters and truckers. MoDOT central district engineer Michelle Watkins joined us live this morning on 939 the Eagle's "Wake Up Mid-Missouri," telling listeners that the tri-level has been identified by MoDOT as a transportation need for some time. Ms. Watkins says it would cost about $40-million to redesign and replace the aging tri-level, but she says it would need to be done in conjunction with improvements on the Rex Whitton Expressway. That would cost an additional $53-million. Ms. Watkins tells listeners MoDOT currently doesn't have the funding for either project: