Boone County Sheriff Dwayne Carey discusses Fentanyl's impacts on Mid-Mo and we talk local crime. U.S. Senator Eric Schmitt hangs out with us to discuss 'Bidenomics, misuse of transpo funds, and KC Star article that links Trump to increased pedestrian deaths.....WTH?!?!?!

Randy Tobler covers Hunter Biden and what potentially happened to the bodies on the recovered submersible. FOX politely pulls an epic troll on Joe.

A Special Olympics Missouri athlete from northwest Missouri's Savannah brought home four medals from Berlin's recent Special Olympics World Games. Three were silver medals and the fourth was a bronze. Charlie Phillips' hometown of Savannah welcomed him back Tuesday with a parade down Main street, where he signed autographs and took photos with residents on the courthouse lawn. Mr. Phillips joined us live this morning on 939 the Eagle's "Wake Up Mid-Missouri" and discussed his medals, with volunteer work with Meals on Wheels America and with an animal shelter and his Berlin interview with ESPN's Tim Tebow:

Raven Harrison on potential progress of Hunter Biden case. We feature a really weird condiment in today's What's Hot With Hannah. We are getting some real interesting texts this morning so we open up the mailbag!

Recent SCOTUS rulings tell us you can't always bank on how justices will rule on cases just because they were appointed by a R or D President. Cosmo and Kat from the Y107 Morning Show join us to discuss what it's like as a married couple working together and they share a very cool story of something they did recently for a local kid with health issues.

Missouri Special Olympian Charlie Phillips joins us to talk about his experience and his social media stardom. Countries now point and laugh at America since Joe became president. Do you think other Mid-Missouri towns point and laugh at Columbia?

Missouri state law currently only allows the state auditor to conduct an audit when citizens pass a petition to ask for one or when the political subdivision's governing body approves a resolution asking for one. Senate Bill 222 would have allowed the Missouri state auditor's office to go in and audit municipalities when it appears that wrongdoing is happening. The bill died in the session's final week in May, due to GOP infighting on unrelated issues. The bill remains a top priority for State Auditor Scott Fitzpatrick for next year. He joined us live on 939 the Eagle's "Wake Up Mid-Missouri":

How the national news outlets lie about the weather. We highlight expected decisions from SCOTUS and State Auditor Scott Fitzpatrick joins us to talk about various issues including auditing city governments.

That time Brian Hauswirth got a ticket in a station vehicle. That time Branden sent a text to Producer Hannah in the middle of the night. Are we ever going to go full fledged back to the movies?

Jefferson City's mayor and other council members have received complaints from downtown business owners about Bird scooters. Mayor Ron Fitzwater joined us live this morning on 939 the Eagle's "Wake Up Mid-Missouri" to discuss scooters, affordable housing and the upcoming July 4 "Salute to America" event in Jefferson City. Mayor Fitzwater tells listeners that he doesn't believe parking will be an issue this year. The parade will take place that morning at 11, and there is no carnival this year: