Governor Parson Announces New Restriction On Public Gatherings Governor Mike Parson announcing a new restriction on gatherings of 10 or more people. Parson made the announcement during his daily press conference yesterday (Friday) and also reported the 2nd death in the state in Jackson County. Parson warned the coronavirus situation is rapidly changing and with…… Continue Reading
Fulton Police Chase Ends In Wreck
Fulton Police Chase Ends In Wreck Two people recovering from injuries after a police chase ends in a 2 car accident yesterday in Callaway County. According to the Missouri Highway Patrol it happened around 4pm, at Bluff Street at State Route Z when Callaway County authorities were pursuing a vehicle driven 35 year old Russell…… Continue Reading
Updated Numbers Of Current COVID-19 Cases In Missouri
Updated Numbers Of Current COVID-19 Cases In Missouri The reported number of COVID-19 cases in Missouri as of this morning is at 47. Governor Mike Parson updated the number on his Twitter account and shows 11 more confirmed cases since yesterday (Thursday). Five cases are in mid-Missouri: with 3 being identified in Boone County, including…… Continue Reading
Student At William Woods University In Fulton Tests Positive For COVID-19
Student At William Woods University In Fulton Tests Positive For COVID-19 A student at William Woods University in Fulton is testing positive for COVID-19. According to emails sent to the Williams Woods University Community the campus is closing effective today (Friday), after a student tested positive at a drive-through testing station set up by MU…… Continue Reading
First Two Schools In Missouri Closing For Rest Of School Year
First Two Schools In Missouri Closing For Rest Of School Year Wright City R-II and Warren County R-III schools will close for the rest of the school year. Each district with a special board meeting last (Wednesday) night and both decided in unanimous votes in favor of the closure due to the recommendation of the…… Continue Reading
Audrain County Assessor’s Office No Longer Conducting Face To Face Business
Audrain County Assessor’s Office No Longer Conducting Face To Face Business The Audrain County Assessor’s Office announcing that as of noon today (Thursday) they will not be conducting business on a face to face bases due to COVID-19. Anyone needing to file your assessment, can go online and e-File at audrain.missouriassessors.com. People can also drop…… Continue Reading
First Two Cases Of COVID-19 In Mid-Missouri Confirmed Positive
First Two Cases Of COVID-19 In Mid-Missouri Confirmed Positive The first 2 positive cases of COVID-19 in mid-Missouri are being confirmed. Yesterday (Tuesday) one case was confirmed positive in Boone County and one in Cole County. This brings the total of confirmed cases to 16 in the state. 4 in Greene County, 4 in St.…… Continue Reading
MU Health Care Launching Drive Thru COVID-19 Testing
MU Health Care Launching Drive Thru COVID-19 Testing Starting today (Wednesday) MU Health Care will offer drive thru COVID-19 testing for patients with physician orders. The drive-thru testing is for patients with mild symptoms who have been assessed by a provider either through a clinic or video visit. Once fully operational, the testing will be…… Continue Reading
Audrain County Leadership Holds Third COVID-19 Meeting
Audrain County Leadership Holds Third COVID-19 Meeting The third weekly meeting of local first responders, elected officials and health care workers in Audrain County held this afternoon over Skype due to social distancing. Audrain County Health Department CEO Dr. Sandra Hewlett told the group that overnight it has been learned that COVID-19 is airborne and…… Continue Reading
School Closings Due To COVID-19 Outbreak
School Closings Due To COVID-19 Outbreak A number of Missouri schools are closing in an effort to halt or slow the spread of COVID-19. Columbia Public Schools will close Wednesday and will resume classes on April 13, Jefferson City Public Schools will also close Wednesday and will tentatively resume on April 6. All Pike County…… Continue Reading
