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KANSAS CITY – Senior members of the student-led Youth With Vision, or YWV, substance prevention advocacy council offer young people coping skills to handle the stress of being quarantined during the COVID-19 challenge.

RICHMOND – Eyes widened with disbelief after some statements.

SEDALIA – At the direction of the Missouri Department of Agriculture State Veterinarian’s Office, the Missouri State Fair will not host rabbit shows at the State Fair this August due to Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease Virus Serotype 2.

“As you can see right now, the water’s still pretty high,” Army Corps of Engineers Col. Bill Hannan says as the Clem Miller II patrol boat cuts across the face of the Missouri River.

RICHMOND – Ray and Clay counties released new coronavirus totals.

COLUMBIA – As COVID-19 continues to spread in the United States, the agricultural industry is facing challenges related to demand, the workforce and widespread uncertainty.

JEFFERSON CITY – The USDA Farm Service Agency encourages all farmers, ranchers and FSA program participants to take part in the Ray/Clay Counties Committee election nomination process.

WASHINGTON – About 61.6% of men, or 74.7 million men, ages 15 and older are fathers, and of those, 72.2 million men have a biological child, according to a Men’s Fertility and Fatherhood Report released by the U.S. Census Bureau.

JEFFERSON CITY – A statewide family health organization is the latest group to endorse the effort to let voters expand Medicaid in Missouri.

RICHMOND – The Missouri Secretary of State’s office awarded the Ray County Library a $1,100 Reading Challenge Software Grant.