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RICHMOND – This year, National Public Safety Telecommunicator Week 2020, April 12-18, takes place during an unprecedented time for the nation, information from Ray County 911 states. Whether an opera

LIBERTY – The Clay County Sheriff’s Office identified the inmate pronounced dead at an area hospital – after suffering a medical emergency in the Clay County Detention Center on Friday – as Charles Aaron Holtsclaw, 36, Kansas City.

BALTIMORE - The Coronavirus Resource Center at Johns Hopkins University updated pandemic information regarding social distancing Wednesday.

RICHMOND – Tri-County Mental Health Services is reaching out to the community to offer coping tools to help alleviate family stress caused by the coronavirus, COVID-19.

JEFFERSON CITY – The Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services encourages people who are fully recovered from COVID-19 to make an unpaid, voluntary donation of plasma.

JEFFERSON CITY – Sen. Denny Hoskins offered “a shout out” to public health agencies.

EXCELSIOR SPRINGS – While the semiannual National Drug Take-Back Day has been cancelled due to the pandemic, prevention advocates of the Excelsior Springs Substance Abuse Free Environments Coalition, or SAFE, remind the community of safe, at-home ways to dispose of unused prescription and...

KANSAS CITY – U.S. Rep. Emanuel Cleaver II and 57 other members of Congress called for direct cash assistance for Americans to continue on a monthly basis until the coronavirus pandemic subsides.

RICHMOND – Wasting no time, Greg Darling said he started to look for houses in town last week after being named Richmond School District’s superintendent of schools.

JEFFERSON CITY – Oats Inc., an 87-county transportation service that includes Clay County, and Ray County Transportation Inc., also called Direct Transit, are among rural transportation agencies set to receive a federal grant funding as part of national COVID-19 relief efforts. ‘