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Should you put Thanksgiving ‘on hold’?

Should you ditch your plans to travel ‘Over the river and through the woods to Grandmother’s house’ this Thanksgiving? Jefferson City Mayor Carrie Tergin says, in light of the pandemic, she isn’t a big fan of going anywhere for the holidays …     As for local gatherings, Tergin hopes will …

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Vaccine could be here before the end of December

The state health director says the first COVID-19 vaccines will be available for Missourians in four-to-five weeks. Randall Williams included that in testimony before a Missouri House committee yesterday (tue) morning. Williams says the vaccine from Pfizer will be free. He adds a coronavirus vaccine may not be available for …

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Virus cases in Mid-Missouri

Active virus cases stayed the same in Cole County, but went up in Callaway. Health officials in Boone County are enacting surge plans as COVID-19 hospitalizations keep rising. The health department said yesterday (tue) the county’s local hospitals are reaching capacity. Those hospitals might soon start changing staffing procedures, delaying …

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JCMO home badly damaged in fire

Heavy fire does serious damage to a Jefferson City house. Crews say the fire started in the rear of the house on East Franklin near Jefferson Street and Highway 54 yesterday (mon) afternoon. No word anyone was hurt. Investigators are trying to find out what caused the fire.

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Another COVID – 19 death

Cole County reports its 23rd COVID-19 death. Health officials confirmed that yesterday (mon). The county reported at least a hundred new coronavirus cases again, the fifth time in the last six days. Active cases dropped, though. Boone County broke its five-day streak of more than a hundred new cases yesterday …

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In – class or online?

While Jefferson City School leaders say they plan to keep student in the classroom, the Columbia Public Schools board voted last (mon) night to have students of all ages learn online-only because of coronavirus concerns. The move means most middle and high school students will stay online-only until January 19th. …

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Biden claims victory — but Trump lawsuits continue

(AP) — Democrat Joe Biden defeated President Donald Trump to become the 46th president of the United States on Saturday and offered himself to the nation as a leader who “seeks not to divide, but to unify” a country gripped by a historic pandemic and a confluence of economic and …

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One arrest in Lincoln – U shootings

A Kansas City man is arrested in connection with last week’s shooting at Lincoln University’ Linc Rec Center. 19 – year old De’Angelo Hawley Jr. faces assault and other charges after four people were shot on Wednesday. Two of them had critical injuries. Lincoln’s Police Chief told Curators that the …

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Man charged with threatening bar patrons in Fulton

A Fulton man is arrested at a local bar for allegedly making a terrorist threat. Police say Gene McGrath told people at 1851 Underground late Saturday night he was going to get his gun and (quote) “shoot the place up” (unquote). Officers arrested McGrath and took him to jail.

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