Some Mid-Missouri Colleges Getting Ready For Online-Only Classes Amidst COVID-19 Outbreak Several universities around mid-Missouri are getting ready to move to online-only classes if the corona virus outbreak gets worse. According to a University of Missouri spokesperson they are preparing for the absolute worst but are hoping for the best. Columbia College has already made…… Continue Reading
Biden With Dominant Win In Missouri’s Presidential Primary Election
Biden With Dominant Win In Missouri’s Presidential Primary Election Joe Biden with a dominant win in Missouri’s Presidential Primary Election yesterday (Tuesday). Statewide Biden garnered 60 percent of the vote and Bernie Sanders received 35 percent of the vote. Biden received 13,765 votes in Boone County compared to the runner up Bernie Sanders 12,518. Biden…… Continue Reading
Governor Parson Gives Coronavirus Update In Missouri
Governor Parson Gives Coronavirus Update In Missouri Governor Mike Parson says 34 people in Missouri are negative after being tested for COVID-19. Governor Parson gave an update on Twitter last night. Parson says Missouri has tested a total of 35 people for the coronavirus and as of last night, just one person has tested presumptive…… Continue Reading
Missouri Holding Primary Election
Missouri Holding Primary Election Polls open at 6 this morning in Missouri for the state’s primary election. Candidates for presidents will be the only thing on the ballot. Anyone who registered to vote by February 12th can vote in today’s primary. The state has an open primary election format, so voters do not need to…… Continue Reading
Hannibal Burglary Arrest
Hannibal Burglary Arrest A Hannibal man is in the Marion County Jail facing burglary charges after an arrest this (Tuesday) morning. According to Hannibal Police they were called to a home in the 3600 block of Atoka where residents were woken up to an audible alarm. According to police 24 year old Solomon D. Robinson…… Continue Reading
MoDOT Patching Potholes
MoDOT Patching Potholes With nicer weather, Missouri Department of Transportation reports they are working to quickly patch thousands of potholes that are filing the state’s roads. Thirty four thousand miles of road in the state are maintained by MoDOT. In 2019, over 17 million dollars was spent to patch over seven hundred thousand potholes. This…… Continue Reading
Fulton Man Arrested After Foot Pursuit
Fulton Man Arrested After Foot Pursuit A Fulton man is in the Callaway County Jail following a foot pursuit and arrest early this (Monday) morning. According to the Fulton Police Department they received a call of a Domestic Assault in progress near the 1000 Block of Marbrooke Drive. Officers say when they arrived they found…… Continue Reading
Missouri Veteran’s Commission Restricts Access To Veteran’s Home Due To COVID-19 Fears
Missouri Veteran’s Commission Restricts Access To Veteran’s Home Due To COVID-19 Fears The Missouri Veteran’s Commission is restricting access to their 7 veterans homes due to the states first confirmed case of COVID-19. The announcement was made yesterday (Sunday) less than 24 hours after a presumptive positive COVID-19 case. The veteran’s home in Mexico confirmed…… Continue Reading
Loud Noise Heard Friday Afternoon Identified
Loud Noise Heard Friday Afternoon Identified A loud noise heard across several counties in the listening area yesterday (Friday) is being identified as a sonic a boom. According to Boeing the sonic boom was likely the result of a speed run operated by a USAF air crew, operating a normal production delivery test flight of…… Continue Reading
Isolation And Quarantine Emergency Training Held In Moberly
Isolation And Quarantine Emergency Training Held In Moberly A training in Moberly held yesterday is getting leaders prepared in case of an isolation and quarantine emergency because of COVID-19. The training was held for private and public health officials and focused on preventative measures rural communities can take in the face of medical outbreaks and…… Continue Reading
