Update on Mo. Senate Race, Eric Schmitt's new campaign ad, Winners and Losers of the Week

Biden calls on dead congresswoman, we open up the listener mailbag, WH tries to explain why Biden called on dead congresswoman, what has Dems in JC triggered

CPD Chief Geoff Jones talks recruitment, break-ins, and citizen police review board, Mo. Dept. of Revenue director talks gas tax refunds, a funeral director calls in and talks about mailing ashes

Randy Tobler's thought on Joe's mental state, when was the last time you called your state rep for help, we celebrate Brian Hauswirth's birthday!

The Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) has proposed a $140-million upgrade at mid-Missouri's busiest interchange, the I-70 and Highway 63 connector. One possibility is a diverging diamond, but no final decisions have been made by MoDOT. Columbia Mayor Barbara Buffaloe joined us live this morning on 939 the Eagle's "Wake Up Mid-Missouri." She emphasizes the project's importance but notes the council has some concerns with the proposal, which she's expressed to MoDOT. Mayor Buffaloe outlined those concerns on our program. She's also voicing her support for possible new bus service between Columbia and Jefferson City:

Construction worker falls off Rocheport bridge while Highway Safety and Traffic Conference is in town, State Rep. Rudy Veit discusses the AGAPE school that's had sex abuse allegations leveled against it

COMO Mayor Barbara Buffaloe talks 63-70 Interchange and a bus line from COMO to JC, Treasurer Scott Fitzpatrick tells us the one thing you should never put in a safe deposit box!

Phil Kerpen with American Commitment talks about how we can undo student loan forgiveness, the newest Trudy Busch Valentine ad is out and we look at her poll numbers against Schmitt

The issue of dilapidated and aging homes along Jefferson City's East Capitol Avenue has been controversial. Some residents want them preserved, saying they are historic. Others say they are an eyesore and that Jefferson City Police have to remove people from vacant buildings. Mayor Carrie Tergin sees opportunity in those homes. She joined us live on 939 the Eagle's "Wake Up Mid-Missouri":

Are people being too hard on this kid from North County HS who maybe said some disparaging stuff about Battle HS, Chris Arps on our convo with a local Dem. and why are personal property taxes are going up