(MissouriNet) — If you haven’t filed your 2019 tax return yet, you’re still OK. IRS Spokesman Christopher Miller says that due to the confusion and layoffs surrounding the COVD-19 outbreak, everyone has a bit more time to get their taxes done. (“All Americans have until July 15th to file their …
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Missouri reports another 239 cases of coronavirus yesterday (thur). More than 93-hundred Missourians have tested positive now. The state confirmed 21 more deaths from COVID-19. That’s now 417 total. Cole County added one new positive for the second straight day. No new positives yesterday in Boone, Callaway, or Moniteau (MAWN-eh-taw) …
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Barring any large numbers of new cases of COVID-19, it looks like Moniteau County will lift its restrictions and go back to work Monday. Emergency Management Director Kevin Wieberg says both Burgers Smokehouse and the Cargill turkey plant have taken the outbreak seriously … Many of Moniteau County’s cases involved …
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(MissouriNet) — Missouri’s governor is praising employees and customers at two Jefferson City businesses, saying they’re taking the COVID-19 threat seriously. Governor Mike Parson visited HyVee and Orscheln Farm and Home on Thursday, meeting with managers and employees about the state’s re-opening: The president of Moberly-based Orscheln, Marc Johnson, drove …
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(MissouriNet) — An inmate at a central Missouri Jail has tested positive for COVID-19. The Morgan County Sheriff Norman Dills says the inmate was booked into the facility in Versailles on Wednesday. The Sheriff’s Department was notified of the positive test today. Sheriff Dills says the inmate is in isolation, …
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Update — It turns a tank of soap that was releasing vapors prompted a chemical fire call at Jefferson City’s Unilever plant this morning. Fire crews and Cole County’s Haz-Mat team were called to the West Truman plant around 9:30am for what was initially termed a ‘serious incident’. There was …
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California police find a man dead on the roof of a local business. ABC 17 reports maintenance workers apparently spotted the man Tuesday afternoon on top of a business on East Buchanan Street. Police say he probably died of natural causes. We do not know his name yet. He had …
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Statewide confirmed coronavirus cases moved past nine thousand yesterday (wed). Another 186 cases reported in the last 24 hours puts the total just above 91-hundred. Missouri confirmed another 19 deaths from COVID-19, for a total of 396. No new positives in Boone or Callaway counties yesterday (wed), and almost all …
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The COVID – 19 crisis in Missouri hasn’t just been tough on first responders. It’s also been difficult for the group that calls itself the ‘Last Responders’. Don Otto with the Missouri Funeral Directors Association says they bumped heads over Kansas City’s initial order to shut down all funeral homes …
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(MissouriNet) — That check you’re receiving from the federal government is subject to state taxation. The 12-Hundred dollars per individual is subject to state taxation. State Senator Tony Luetkemeyer of Parkville says he inquired with state revenue officials about how much of a chunk could be taken out. . . …
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