MU Fall Classes to Start as Scheduled in August The University of Missouri’s 2020-2021 school year will begin with in-person classes as scheduled on August 24th. A system-wide email was sent out yesterday (Wednesday) from UM system president and MU interim chancellor Mun Choi. Details are not yet formalized on new practices for personal health…… Continue Reading
Former Missouri Governor Eric Greitens Planning On Running for a Statewide Office
Former Missouri Governor Eric Greitens Planning On Running for a Statewide Office Former Missouri Governor Eric Greitens plans to run for a statewide office. Greitens filed paperwork with the Missouri Ethics Commission stating that he’s forming a political committee to run for office. The paperwork indicates Greitens will be running for an unspecified statewide office…… Continue Reading
Columbia Homeowner Shoots Burglars and One Dies
Columbia Homeowner Shoots Burglars and One Dies An investigation is underway after a reported burglary in Columbia where one of the burglars was shot dead by the homeowner. Police went to the 6000 block of Bentpath Drive where an armed resident confronted 2 intruders in his home. The resident said the intruders made entry into…… Continue Reading
Audrain County Health Department Reseases COVID-19 Testing Numbers for 6/10
Audrain County Health Department Releases COVID-19 Testing Numbers for 6/10 Four new cases of COVID-19 being reported in Audrain County today (Wednesday). Accoriding to the latest numbers from the Audrain County Health Department released at noon there are now 34 active cases in the county. The total number of cases sits at 122 with 87…… Continue Reading
Audrain County Health Department Releases Latest COVID-19 Testing Numbers as of 6/9
Audrain County Health Department Releases Latest COVID-19 Testing Numbers as of 6/9 One new case of COVID-19 being reported in Audrain County yesterday (Tuesday) afternoon. According to the Audrain County Health Department there are now 32 active cases in the county. It brings the total to 118 cases with 85 recoveries and 1 death. So…… Continue Reading
Fulton School Board Election Tiebreaker to be Settled at Meeting
Fulton School Board Election Tiebreaker to be Settled at Meeting The winner of the final seat on the Fulton Board of Education will be determined at tonight’s (Wednesday) meeting. Voters were asked to pick 3 school board members out of 4 candidates during last weeks General Municipal Election. 2 of the candidates Todd Gray and…… Continue Reading
Man Airlifted to Hospital After Two Car Accident in Cole County
Man Airlifted to Hospital After Two Car Accident in Cole County A 20 year old man is recovering from injuries after being airlifted to University Hospital in Columbia following a 2 car accident yesterday afternoon (Tuesday). According to the Missouri Highway Patrol Nicholas A. Fry from Henley, Missouri, sustained serious injuries after a vehicle driven…… Continue Reading
Senator Hawley Introduces Resolution to Honor the Life of Fallen Retired St. Louis Police Officer
Senator Hawley Introduces Resolution to Honor the Life of Fallen Retired St. Louis Police Officer U.S. Senator Josh Hawley is introducing a resolution to honor the life of the St. Louis Police Captain, who was killed during a violent night of rioting in the city of St. Louis on June 2nd. Hawley introduced the Resolution…… Continue Reading
Marceline Man Drowns In Private Pond
Marceline Man Drowns In Private Pond A Marceline man is dead after drowning in a private pond yesterday afternoon (Monday). According to the Missouri State Highway Patrol 26 year old Jacob Sprague was attempting to cool off and was suffering from heat exhaustion when he went in the pond. He was face down in the…… Continue Reading
Columbia Public Schools Board of Education Unveils Plans For Upcoming Year
Columbia Public Schools Board of Education Unveils Plans For Upcoming Year The Columbia Public Schools Board of Education unveiled their updated COVID-19 plan for the upcoming school year at a meeting last night (Monday). The plan gives families a choice of regular, five days a week, in-person learning, or online learning. Families will make their…… Continue Reading
