President Trump Approves Federal Major Disaster Declaration for Missouri Governor Mike Parson’s request for a federal major disaster declaration for the state of Missouri is now approved. President Trump gave approval yesterday (Thursday) to Parson’s request that the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s Assistance Program be utilized to reimburse eligible expenditures made by local governments, nonprofit…… Continue Reading
Hannibal Mayor Issues Shelter in Place Order
Hannibal Mayor Issues Shelter in Place Order Hannibal Mayor James Hark is issuing a shelter in place order./p> Mayor Hark made the announcement yesterday (Thursday) and is asking that all non-essential businesses in Hannibal close, and all residents not conducting essential business like obtaining medical treatments or supplies, groceries or fuel to shelter in place…… Continue Reading
City Of Mexico Operating At Level Two Of Health Emergency Plan
City Of Mexico Operating At Level Two Of Health Emergency Plan The City of Mexico is operating under level 2 under their emergency plans due to the current COVID-19 health crisis. Mexico City Manager Bruce Slagle said that a section was already written in to the city code in Mexico that allows them to do…… Continue Reading
MU Health Care Have Tested More Than One Thousand People For COVID-19
MU Health Care Have Tested More Than One Thousand People For COVID-19 MU Health Care says they have now tested more than one thousand people for COVID-19 since launching drive-thru testing a week ago. In a news release sent out yesterday (Wednesday) MU Health Care says testing has nearly doubled since they relaxed requirements for…… Continue Reading
Missouri Man Arrested After Posting Video Mocking Fears Of COVID-19
Missouri Man Arrested After Posting Video Mocking Fears Of COVID-19 A Missouri man is now charged with terrorist threats after a video surfaced of him licking deodorants at a Walmart. The City of Warrenton Police Department received calls from people all over the world after the video went viral. According to court records Cody Lee…… Continue Reading
William Woods Student With COVID-19 Visited South Callaway Early Childhood Building Before Testing Positive
William Woods Student With COVID-19 Visited South Callaway Early Childhood Building Before Testing Positive A William Woods University student that has tested positive for COVID-19 was at the South Callaway Early Childhood building before testing positive. According to a news release from the South Callaway R-II School District the student was completing an observation assignment…… Continue Reading
Five People Tested In Audrain County For COVID-19
Five People Tested In Audrain County For COVID-19 Five people have now been tested for COVID-19 in Audrain County with 1 negative test and four tests pending. The numbers were updated at the weekly meeting held with health workers, elected officials and other leadership in Audrain County this (Wednesday) afternoon. According to Audrain County Health…… Continue Reading
Missouri Department Of Conservation Temporarily Waiving Fishing Permits
Missouri Department Of Conservation Temporarily Waiving Fishing Permits The Missouri Department of Conservation is temporarily waiving permit requirements for sport fishing and daily trout tags. The waiver starts this Friday, March 27th and will go through April 15th. All season dates, methods, and limits will continue to apply and be enforced. The MDC is asking…… Continue Reading
Boone County and City of Columbia Issue Stay at Home Order
Boone County and City of Columbia Issue Stay at Home Order The City of Columbia and Boone County is issuing a stay-at-home order following a news conference this morning. The order goes into effect tomorrow and will last through April 24th. The order requires residents to stay at home unless they are engaged in one…… Continue Reading
City Of Fulton Approves Emergency Actions
City Of Fulton Approves Emergency Actions Emergency actions are now approved by the Fulton City Council after a meeting last (Tuesday) night. The approved measures give the mayor powers to do things like imposing a curfew, shutting down businesses and halting city utility payments. The measures passed by the City Council with a vote of…… Continue Reading
