Missouri officials say unemployment claims skyrocket from COVID-19
State officials said the number of unemployment claims filed last week is equal to 30 percent of the total filed throughout 2019.
Continue ReadingState officials said the number of unemployment claims filed last week is equal to 30 percent of the total filed throughout 2019.
Continue ReadingThe Florida Board of Governors has approved the hiring of a top University of Missouri official to lead the University of Central Florida.
Continue ReadingAccording to a news release from the attorney general’s office, the man was selling surgical masks at inflated prices.
Continue ReadingThe youngest of the eight people to die of the coronavirus outbreak in Missouri was a 31-year-old Red Cross employee who was buried as her family watched from their cars.
Continue ReadingBoone County Joint Communications and Mo-DOT tweeted about the crash at mile marker 136 near Route Z for a wreck.
Continue ReadingCOLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) The Columbia Chamber of Commerce has started to host webinars to help keep the local business community informed. “It is working with our community, working with our business community and our citizens to do the best that we can to make sure people are staying home and only going out whenever it’s necessary,”
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Continue ReadingCAMDEN COUNTY (KMIZ), Mo. The Camden County Health Department said the county’s first and only COVID-19 case is not travel-related. According to a post on Facebook, officials have notified the people who were most at risk of prolonged close contact with the person and told to self-isolate for two weeks. The post said the person
Continue ReadingSome Mid-Missouri hospitals are expanding testing for the coronavirus after the state Department of Health and Senior Services changed testing criteria.
Continue ReadingMissouri Gov. Mike Parson is set to hold his daily news conference on developments related to COVID-19 at 3 p.m. Tuesday.
Continue ReadingCOLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KMIZ) Former Mizzou and Hickman star J’den Cox said he’s happy with the International Olympic Committee’s decision to postpone the Tokyo Olympics to at least 2021 due to concerns surrounding COVID-19. “You’re asking me to give up one opportunity, so that somebody else doesn’t have to give up every opportunity that they
Continue ReadingThe Food Bank for Central & Northeast Missouri doesn’t see providing food for those who need it as an issue at this time.
Continue ReadingColumbia Public Schools said Tuesday the district will be out of session until April 27 after local authorities issued a stay-at-home order to slow the spread of COVID-19.
Continue ReadingColumbia Mayor Brian Treece said Tuesday that city and county officials will implement a stay at home order to fight the spread of COVID-19.
Continue ReadingWhen looking at the number of cases of COVID-19 in specific areas, health departments list three main ways the patient caught the virus: travel-related, contact with a confirmed case and community transmission.
Continue ReadingThe courts will remain open, but the 13th Judicial Circuit is placing more stringent limits on who can come inside the courthouse as local officials issue a COVID-19 stay-at-home order.
Continue ReadingA Springfield, Missouri woman died after a three-vehicle crash that happened on March 15.
Continue ReadingAbe put the suggestion to Bach, who agreed that the latest date the Olympics will be held is summer 2021.
Continue ReadingGovernor Parson signed executive order 20-05 on Monday, allowing restaurants to sell unprepared food.
Continue ReadingBreweries in Columbia have made changes to how they sell their product amid the COVID-19 outbreak.
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