Missouri COVID-19 deaths jump
The number of COVID-19 deaths in Missouri jumped by 26 on Tuesday.
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Missouri governor says COVID-19 hospitalizations down in most regions
Gov. Mike Parson presented evidence Tuesday that the COVID-19 pandemic was slowing in Missouri and emphasized the need for business to resume operations.
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Woman pleads guilty to federal charge in disabled Fulton man’s death
A former caregiver of disabled Fulton man Carl DeBrodie pleaded guilty Tuesday to charges of obstructing the investigation into DeBrodie’s death.
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No injuries reported in downtown Jefferson City fire
The Jefferson City Fire Department said Tuesday that it was at the scene of a structure fire downtown.
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Parson announces new COVID-19 regulations that will allow businesses to reopen
Gov. Mike Parson said Monday that businesses will reopen in Missouri next week but the public will still be barred from nursing homes and retirement communities.
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MONDAY UPDATES: City of Columbia to rent golf carts as new COVID-19 cases hold steady
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FRIDAY UPDATES: No new COVID-19 cases reported in Boone County
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Parson previews new guidelines for opening Missouri business
Gov. Mike Parson and state leaders are scheduled to hold a daily COVID-19 briefing at 3 p.m. Friday.
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Two residents of Moniteau County retirement community test positive for COVID-19
A California retirement community has quarantined its 24 residents after two tested positive this week for COVID-19.
Continue Reading THURSDAY UPDATES: 19 inmates test positive for COVID-19 at Southeast Correctional Center
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State hopes to do mass testing in Saline, Moniteau counties over weekend
The state hopes to start mass testing of workers at plants in Saline and Moniteau counties which have been part of the sharp increases in COVID-19 cases there.
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Governor commutes Columbia man’s prison sentence
COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) Gov. Mike Parson granted clemency Wednesday to a Columbia man whose parole on a drug charge had been overturned by courts. The Missouri Supreme Court in a one-sentence ruling March 31 overruled a motion for a rehearing in the case of Dimetrious Woods. The court ruled Feb. 4 that Woods must return
Continue Reading WEDNESDAY UPDATES: Columbia College student tests positive for COVID-19
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Man wanted by police arrested in north Columbia
An ABC 17 News crew said a person was seen in handcuffs leaving the residence near the intersection of Holly Avenue and Parker Street after 2:30 p.m.
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Charges filed in Eldon trooper-involved shooting
Troopers said a possible hostage situation in Eldon led to a trooper-involved shooting early Wednesday morning.
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Columbia hospitals ready to gradually provide more services
Columbia’s hospitals have shown they have the capacity to handle COVID-19 cases and other needed medical procedures without being overextended, city and health care leaders said during a Tuesday news conference.
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TUESDAY UPDATES: State prisoner tests positive for COVID-19
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Continue Reading Missouri governor says he’s seeking feedback in crafting reopening guidelines
Gov. Mike Parson and state leaders are set to hold a daily COVID-19 briefing in the State capitol at 3 p.m.
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Cole County will not extend local stay-at-home order, statewide order still in effect
Cole County Health Department Director Kristi Campbell told commissioners Tuesday that her stay-at-home order will not be extended past the 12:01 p.m. Saturday expiration date.
Continue Reading MONDAY UPDATES: Boone County reports one new COVID-19 case as growth rate slows
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