RICHMOND POLICE
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Police Chief Chad Burnine of the Richmond Police Department reported the following incidents handled recently by the department.
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RAY COUNTY JAIL
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According to the Ray County Sheriff’s Department, as of March 16, 2020, there were 62 inmates in custody, including 56 from Ray County and 06 from other agencies.
Navigator helps public find services
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JEFFERSON CITY – Missourians can find essential services – such as food pantries, food banks, school meal programs and diaper banks – through the online Missouri Services Navigator system.
COVID-19 BY THE NUMBERS
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COVID-19 deaths from the world level down to Clay and Ray counties continue to increase, with the nation this week topping 1 million cases and 60,000 deaths; projections had stated the nation would not hit 60,000 deaths until August. The number of Clay County deaths remains two. Ray County continues to report 0 deaths, though the number of cases climbed from seven to 12. *Clay County cases include the Kansas City portion of the county. Missouri is set to start reopening Monday.
Virus adds to challenges for deaf, blind, low vision
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BLUE SPRINGS – Going to the hospital can be stressful, but COVID-19 can add to the problem, based on information from Missouri Assistive Technology, or MAT.
County stay-home order ends May 3
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LIBERTY – Clay County’s stay-home order ends at noon Sunday, May 3. The decision is based on key factors, county infor
Missouri set to start reopening process
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On Monday, Excelsior Springs, Richmond, parts of Clay County, all of Ray County and the lion’s share of rural and municipal areas within Missouri will begin to reopen.
U.S. rep. calls for USPS aid
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WASHINGTON – The U.S. Postal Service needs relief, too, U.S. Rep. Emanuel Cleaver II said.
Safety trucks on pace for record number of crashes ‘
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JEFFERSON CITY – “I don’t remember taking the hit…”
