4TH Of July memories, winners and losers of the week

A former Columbia resident who is charged in connection with her infant’s death in 2017 has made her initial appearance in Boone County Circuit Court. 28-year-old Lavosha Daniels is charged with abandonment of a corpse. The infant’s father, Staffone Fountain of St. Joseph, is charged with first degree murder. Columbia Police Chief Geoff Jones tells 939 the Eagle's "Wake Up Columbia" that detectives are working to make sure there are no other children unaccounted for. Chief Jones also tells listeners that Fountain had made previous comments before about killing Samone:

Are you willing to vote for a 3rd party candidate, the dynamics of local and federal officials in Chariton Co. train derailment

COMO Police Chief Geoff Jones talks about the case of the baby found in a tire, Young voting expert Audrea Taylor Decker talks how young voter trends could be influenced by SCOTUS decisions

3rd party candidate in Mo. Senate race, listener mailbag, why you should fill out ARPA survey on beheard.como.gov

Missouri state treasurer Scott Fitzpatrick's office manages more than $1-billion in unclaimed property. Missouri's fiscal year ends Thursday, and Fitzpatrick expects to break more than $50-million in unclaimed property this year. One in ten Missourians has unclaimed property, with the average return about $300. Treasurer Fitzpatrick joined us live on 939 the Eagle's "Wake Up Columbia":

Witnesses to the train derailment are revealing what they saw on the scene, results from nationwide primaries, do you know who your voting for in U.S. Senate primary

Former gubernatorial candidate John Brunner discusses his endorsement of Eric Schmitt for senate, MSHP Lt. Eric Brown discusses train derailment, guess what's 15 years old today

Treasurer Scott Fitzpatrick on unclaimed property, AirBNB is becoming a buzzkill, personal injury attorneys getting involved in Amtrak derailment less than 48 hours after crash

The Biden gas gimmick, U.S. Senate candidate Mark McCloskey talks about federal gun legislation, what is money stuffing