Columbia restaurants deal with slump, prepare in case of shutdown
If Missouri follows the lead of states shutting down restaurants and bars in response to COVID-19, many workers fear they will be without a job.
Continue ReadingIf Missouri follows the lead of states shutting down restaurants and bars in response to COVID-19, many workers fear they will be without a job.
Continue ReadingUniversity of Missouri Health Care is preparing for a large uptick in patients as COVID-19 continues to spread across the country.
Continue ReadingThe Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is advising day cares to plan for COVID-19 appearing in their communities.
Continue ReadingGov. Mike Parson said Monday morning that a sixth person has tested positive for COVID-19 in Missouri.
Continue ReadingColumbia Public Schools Superintendent Peter Stiepleman said Sunday night he “agrees we’ll need to close” all schools over the coronavirus outbreak.
Continue ReadingThe Columbia Mall shortened its operating hours effective Monday, March 16 as the coronavirus continues to spread across the United States.
Continue ReadingBoth Columbia Public Schools and the Jefferson City School District plan on having classes as normal Monday.
Continue ReadingThe Columbia Fire Department was called to Telluride Lane in east Columbia Sunday morning.
Continue ReadingShortly before 6:30 a.m. Saturday morning, emergency crews were called to I-70 Drive and Barnwood Drive in Columbia for a vehicle collision.
Continue ReadingThe Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education is exploring ways to help schools deal with the impact of the spread of COVID-19.
Continue ReadingThe University of Missouri System is suspending all in-person classes starting Monday through the rest of the spring semester.
Continue ReadingColumbia Public Schools is allowing students who have health needs that make them high-risk to be taken out of class as concerns about the spread of novel coronavirus grow.
Continue ReadingThe Denny’s in Columbia closed its doors permanently last week.
Continue ReadingOne of Columbia’s biggest employers is asking workers not to come into the office as the novel coronavirus pandemic continues.
Continue ReadingMoberly Area Community College said Friday it will suspend in-person classes until spring break because of the COVID-19 outbreak, becoming the latest Mid-Missouri higher education institution to make the decision.
Continue ReadingColumbia city leaders say utility services won’t be shut off for customers who haven’t paid their bills as the threat of COVID-19 continues.
Continue ReadingBoone County sheriff’s deputies say Brodie was armed when he went to a residence at the 6200 block of Southwest Way on Feb. 20.
Continue ReadingThe Boone County/Columbia Board of Health discussed a variety of topics related to COVID-19 at its meeting Thursday night.
Continue ReadingSome Mid-Missouri events are being canceled as concerns over the COVID-19 outbreak continue.
Continue ReadingStephens College has added its name to the list of higher education institutions canceling or suspending classes because of the novel coronavirus.
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