What Chesa Boudin recall means for progressive politics in general and in Columbia, R candidate for BOCO Recorder of Deeds talks about challenges of being a black female Republican

Mike Murphy from comobuz.com discusses the idea that maybe COMO is moving away from progressives, what we think really matters to voters...it's not Jan. 6th. what's a salty Joe

Progressives suffering from whiplash, school drops sexual harassment accusations against a student for misgendering another kid, the bs marketing on EV's

Odd timing on the deaths of Daniel Knight and Stephen Wyse, important primaries today, Arps on STL politics dirty play and how it affects all Americans

7A Joe said high gas prices should be fixed right away....serveral months ago....city councilman Matt Pitzer talks about a very different city council meeing

One more time .....here's why gas prices are the direct result of Joe, a text that you can take back, national news outlets backing off of breaking news sounders and graphics

Columbia's city manager describes the city as a gem for residents to enjoy. De'Carlon Seewood tells 939 the Eagle's "Wake Up Columbia" that Columbia is stable financially. He's also touting his proposed four percent across-the-board pay increase for city employees:

Thursday is your opportunity to learn details about the proposed $8 to $9-million improvement project at heavily-traveled Highway 63 and Grindstone in Columbia. State Department of Transportation (MoDOT) 63 and Grindstone project manager Zachary Osman joined us live on "Wake Up Columbia" to preview the meeting, and to outline the project:

The personal legacy of Dan Knight, PA Senate race, Billy Long talks about media lying about what he said in a previous visit on 939 The Eagle

The professional legacy of Dan Knight, pet peeves, COMO city manager De'Carlon Seewood joins us to talk about the state of the city