COVID-19
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Special caution advised for those in high risk groups
Even though most states have “re-opened” from pandemic shutdowns, health care experts say social distancing and wearing masks are still…
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Covid-19 concerns come with protesters
State Health Director Randall Williams says he’s concerned about protesters around Missouri spreading the coronavirus. Weekend protests in Springfield, Columbia,…
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70 Fort Leonard Wood Soldiers or Trainees Test Positive for the Coronavirus
Seventy soldiers or trainees at southern Missouri’s Fort Leonard Wood have tested positive for the coronavirus. Fort Leonard Wood Commander,…
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Election
Get out and vote today in Missouri
It’s election day in Missouri! And Schools play a big part on today’s ballot. In Joplin, citizens will vote to…
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Federal Judge Orders Two Eastern Missouri Gyms to Close for Defying Order
A federal judge has ordered two west St. Louis County gyms to close, after they defied a stay-at-home order. The…
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New COVID-19 dashboard contains Missouri-specific data
Governor Mike Parson has announced the launch of a new COVID-19 dashboard containing Missouri-specific data from across the state. “Throughout…
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More deaths in Oklahoma blamed on coronavirus
State health officials say four more Oklahoma deaths have been blamed on the new coronavirus, bringing the state’s death toll…
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Springfield hairstylists with coronavirus symptoms exposed clients, co-workers
Getting your hair cut at one Springfield style shop came at a high risk earlier this month. One hairstylist served…
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More Missouri counties to host free COVID-19 testing
A number of Missouri counties have taken part in community sampling efforts in order for public health officials to learn…
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Mail-in voting could be coming to Missouri
The Missouri Legislature has adopted a bill that would allow more mail-in voting during this year’s August and November elections.…
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