As of 2 p.m. on Friday, April 3, the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services (DHSS) has reported the number of positive cases of COVID-19 confirmed in the state has surpassed 2,000. ...Read more
Marshall Mayor Julie Schwetz has issued an updated message regarding Governor Mike Parson’s “Stay Home Missouri” Order. ...Read more
In the last couple of weeks more than 40 counties across the state have instituted their own stay-at-home orders including several in the KMMO listening area. ...Read more
The Missouri State Highway Patrol has announced that the Patrol is extending the suspension of all written and skills-based driver road testing at all locations until April 15, 2020. ...Read more
On March 27, Governor Mike Parson mobilized the Missouri National Guard. The Guard recently announced it is currently working to identify care sites around the state to assist in the fight against COVID-19. ...Read more
A Marshall man is facing felony assault charges in Howard County. ...Read more
So many families rely on school lunches for their children throughout the year. While schools are out many may think this may not be an option and wondering how they are going to feed their children during this time. ...Read more
MU Health Care is now publishing novel coronavirus (COVID-19) testing numbers and hospital data on its website at muhealth.org/coronavirus. ...Read more
A 57-year-old Fayette man has died from injuries he suffered in a motorcycle crash in Howard County on Monday, March 30. ...Read more
Sedalia Mayor John Kehde has issued a message to the city’s residents. ...Read more
Marshall Parks and Recreation Director Chad Unterreiner has issued a release alerting residents about changes within the parks system relating to the COVID-19 pandemic. ...Read more
The Sedalia Municipal Court has been suspended through May 1, 2020, by order of Honorable Paul Beard and pursuant to the mandate of the Supreme Court of the State of Missouri. ...Read more
Dr. Diane Bartholomew, Vice President of Academic Affairs, has announced the 2020 Missouri Valley College Scholars list. ...Read more
During its meeting on Thursday, April 2, the Marshall Municipal Utilities’ Board of Public Works gave the thumbs up to several needed projects, including wells and a water main. ...Read more
The Boonville Police Department’s telephone service changeover did not go as planned. It has been rescheduled for today, April 3. ...Read more
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