City declares emergency
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RICHMOND – Richmond City Council joined communities across the nation in declaring a COVID-19-induced state of emergency.
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Newspapers combine during quarantine
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During the coronavirus pandemic, public and private businesses are taking extreme measures to practice social distancing and following CDC recommendations to minimize health risks.
Your local newspaper is doing the same.
Missouri Cattlemen’s Association requests COVID-19 help
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COLUMBIA – The leadership of the Missouri Cattlemen’s Association wrote to the state’s congressional delegation and other leaders for aid for Missouri cattle producers who suffer from financial and economic destruction caused in part by the coronavirus.
Groups offer correct terminology to define virus
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ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. – COVID-19 is the name of the disease, not the virus, that is attacking people worldwide, including in the Kansas City metropolitan area.
Schools close on more than 900,000 Missouri students
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EXCELSIOR SPRINGS – All public schools in Clay and Ray counties remain closed due to the coronavirus.
COVID-19 orders force businesses to close
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RICHMOND – Businesses took different approaches early on to the coronavirus.
1 dead, 4 injured seriously in wreck
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WRECK AT MO. 10 AND Y
RIDGEWAY BOWS OUT
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SHE FIRST RAN IN 1992
STATES OF EMERGENCY
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LIBERTY – Ray and Clay counties have issued coronavirus-prompted emergency declarations, and the Clay County Health Department announced three confirmed cases of COVID-19.
AG warns public should be wary about coronavirus charity scams
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JEFFERSON CITY – Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt urged Missourians to exercise caution before donating to charities aiding in coronavirus outreach.