Governor Parson announced the implementation of $600 Federal Pandemic Unemployment Compensation Program and Workers’ Compensation for First Responders during Tuesday’s News Briefing. ...Read more
Saline County Health Department reports another three cases of COVID-19 bringing the total in the county to eight. ...Read more
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt, the Department of Social Services, and the Department of Health and Senior Services are urging Missourians to continue to report child and adult abuse and neglect. ...Read more
The Sedalia School District has announced that a pair of Smith-Cotton High School teachers are leading a coalition that will provide face shields for Bothwell Regional Health Center and the Sedalia Fire Department. ...Read more
University of Missouri Extension is offering online town hall meetings led by agronomy, livestock and horticulture specialists. ...Read more
Saline County Commissioners have proclaimed a “State of Emergency” in the county. ...Read more
State Auditor Nicole Galloway has announced that her office has begun an audit of the Johnson County Collector’s office. ...Read more
Saline County Conservation Agent Chase Wright wants to remind residents outdoor activities are still open. ...Read more
A 28-year-old Lexington woman suffered serious injuries in a traffic accident on Monday in Lafayette County. ...Read more
Effective immediately, Governor Mike Parson has approved the temporary waivers that will allow a collaborating physician and physician assistants (PAs) and/or assistant physicians (APs) to practice over 75 miles of one another. A physician can collaborate with either of these professionals regardless of where the providers are located. ...Read more
In light of the governor’s “stay-at-home” order, board of education meetings have been the topic of superintendents around the state. ...Read more
With the continued spread of COVID-19, the Missouri Department of Transportation says that now, more than ever, it’s vitally important to drive safely and obey the rules of the road. ...Read more
During his press briefing on Monday, April 6, Governor Mike Parson announced he has signed Executive Order 20-08 suspending a statutory requirement that a notary public must conduct the notarization of official documents while the signer appears personally in front of him or her. ...Read more
The Marshall Police Department is seeking information from the public as to the location of Kia Butner. ...Read more
As of 2 p.m. on Monday, April 6, the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services (DHSS) reported the total number of positive cases of COVID-19 in the state confirmed is 2,722-including 39 deaths. Those numbers are up from 2,367 and 34, respectively, on Sunday, April 5. ...Read more
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