Health officials: Focus on weekly COVID-19 rates, not daily case totals
As COVID-19 cases continue to increase, local health departments focus on weekly COVID-19 positivity rates rather than positive daily cases.
Continue ReadingAs COVID-19 cases continue to increase, local health departments focus on weekly COVID-19 positivity rates rather than positive daily cases.
Continue ReadingMissouri saw it’s fourth straight day of record COVID-19 case increases.
Continue ReadingThe Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services issued five new medical marijuana facility licenses.
Continue ReadingSome residents southeast of Ashland are under a precautionary boil water advisory.
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Continue ReadingThe district sent out an E-Mail this morning with the schools “Return to Learn,” plan.
Continue ReadingGlascock said the cuts were brought on by the impact from COVID-19.
Continue ReadingThe Cole County Commission said is in the preliminary decision-making phases for CARES Act funding, but hopes to have an application up by Sept. 1.
Continue ReadingSome faculty at the University of Missouri voiced concerns Thursday over MU Interim Chancellor Mun Choi’s recent comments about people who criticized the university.
Continue ReadingPower was restored to Ameren customers in Mid-Missouri after an outage Thursday night.
Continue ReadingThe Food and Drug Administration is expanding the list of hand sanitizers that could contain methanol contamination.
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Continue ReadingUniversity of Missouri leaders said Thursday that the school will not outsource its custodial work, for now.
Continue ReadingStarting in the fall some Mid-Missouri public schools will have new regulations in place for students who use school buses.
Continue ReadingA Columbia man was charged in federal court for allegedly possessing and sending child pornography recently.
Continue ReadingMissouri Gov. Mike Parson met with Columbia leaders Thursday morning going over violent crime accross the state.
Continue ReadingThe National Highway Traffic Safety Administration Child Safety Program says 210 people die and 15 hundred people are injured in backovers every year.
Continue ReadingCOLUMBIA, Mo. County clerks in mid-Missouri took thousands of requests for absentee and mail-in ballots for the August primary election.
Continue ReadingThe city prosecutor has filed charges against two Columbia businesses for violating the current COVID-19 health order: Willies Pub & Pool and the Country Club of Missouri.
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