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Census Day April 1, 2020
It’s Census Day! The City of Kirksville posted a message to social media that says when we all respond to the #2020Census, we get the representation we need in Congress. By today, most households will have received an invitation delivered either by mail or by a census taker. Starting on April 8th, reminder letters and […]
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Updated Information from KHS Regarding School Closure April 1, 2020
Kirksville High School continues to try to extend learning opportunities to all students. Over 700 packets of homework were picked up by students last month and online instruction has been made available in most all classes, while trying to discern who lacks internet or computer access. Teachers have been in constant communication with students, and […]
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Macon Co R-IV Extends Layoff Due to COVID-19 April 1, 2020
The Macon County R-IV school district is extending the layoff due to COVID-19 until April 27th. School officials say this is the earliest date that regular classes and schedules will resume given the current data, requests, and regulations that are available and in place. The district will continue to adjust the return date as necessary. […]
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Adair County Reports Second Confirmed Case Of Coronavirus Covid-19 March 31, 2020
The Adair County Health Department yesterday announced the second confirmed case of Coronavirus COVID-19. The case is not travel-related and the patient, a 34-year-old female, is in isolation at home under medical management by Northeast Family Health. Health Department staff are working in coordination with the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services to determine […]
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Second COVID-19 Case in Macon County March 31, 2020
Macon County Health Officials also confirmed a second case of COVID-19 yesterday. This case is community spread, meaning it was transferred person to person and is not travel related. The person has been in self quarantine since first exposure to help prevent further transmission to others. All of those who have been in direct contact […]
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Kirk-Tran Deviated Fixed Route Service Suspended Temporarily March 31, 2020
For the safety of riders and drivers, the Kirk-Tran deviated fixed route has suspended service temporarily. The on-demand route will still be running, so you can schedule essential trips by calling the office. Essential service transportation is defined as dialysis, doctor appointments, grocery shopping, food banks, etc. To schedule rides on this route, please call […]
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Governor Mobilizes Missouri National Guard as COVID-19 Cases Rise March 30, 2020
During a press conference, Governor Mike Parson announced that coronavirus cases jumped by 168 Saturday to 838. There are a total of 10 covid-19 deaths in Missouri now. More than 10,000 people reportedly have been tested statewide. On Friday, Governor Parson announced he has signed an Executive Order mobilizing the Missouri National Guard to support […]
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Stay-At-Home Order for Chariton County March 30, 2020
The Chariton County Health Department has issued a Stay-At-Home order for the county, which goes into effect today and will remain in effect until at least April 24th. The order was put into place in order to slow the spread of COVID-19 in the county. Residents are asked to stay home if they aren’t engaging […]
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NEMO Residents Have Money Coming from CARES Act March 30, 2020
Northeast Missouri residents have money coming under the new economic stimulus bill passed by Congress. The package will give direct payments of $1200 to those who make less than $75,000 per year. Families receive $500 for each dependent child. The bill also expands unemployment benefits and provides a $367 billion program for small businesses to […]
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Kirksville R-3 Schools to Remain Closed Unil April 13 March 27, 2020
The Kirksville R-III School District will remain closed through April 13. The District said this week they will remain in communication with state and local health officials to reevaluate the need to extend the school closure beyond that date. For planning purposes, closures will be planned in two-week increments. The District says their decisions are […]
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Entertainment News

CNN Host Chris Cuomo Tests Positive For Coronavirus

CNN’s Chris Cuomo has tested positive for COVID-19. Cuomo shared the news on Twitter writing, “Sooooo in these difficult times that seem to get

Sony Delays Release Of “Ghostbusters:Afterlife’, ‘Morbius’ And Other Films To 2021

Sony Pictures announced that it has moved several of its upcoming movies to later dates as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. Ghostbusters: Afterlife,

Lizzo Sends “Thank You” Lunch To ER Workers Around the Country Amid Coronavirus

Medical professionals have been at the frontlines of the coronavirus pandemic from the start and singer Lizzo is doing her best to show hospital

“Dirty John” Season 2 Trailer Arrives Starring Amanda Peet In Story Of Betty Broderick

After tackling the season 1 story of manipulator John Meehan (Eric Bana) and his victim Debra Newell (Connie Britton), the Dirty John season 2

FOX NEWS

Louisiana AG says his office has seen 'several hundred' cases of price gouging
Louisiana has seen "several hundred" cases of price gouging, according to state Attorney General Jeff Landry, as states work to keep essential supply lines open and fair during the coronavirus pandemic.
Tyler Olson
Mike Pence pushes back after CNN anchor says Trump was 'belittling the enormity' of coronavirus threat
Vice President Mike Pence disputed CNN anchor Wolf Blitzer's contention Wednesday that President Trump downplayed the coronavirus threat and defended the administration against claims it didn't do enough to prepare for the pandemic.
Sam Dorman
NJ engagement party broken up by police amid coronavirus fears; child-endangerment charges filed
Ten people in New Jersey, including a 99-year-old man, have been charged for violating the state’s coronavirus stay-at-home order after attending an engagement party.
Morgan Phillips
China lied about coronavirus, putting world in jeopardy, US intelligence agents say
As coronavirus cases have jumped in recent days, China is misleading the world by purposely underreporting its numbers of patients and deaths, three U.S. intelligence officials say.
Barnini Chakraborty
Racing through coronavirus pandemic: Virtual IndyCar race to be broadcast on NBC Sports
Over 430,000 fans watched.
Little kid gives himself an 'old man' haircut while in lockdown with dad and brother
Most men don’t choose this look.
Michael Hollan
'Little Women: LA' star Christy McGinity 'very thankful' for support following death of 2-week-old daughter
Christy McGinity is thanking her fans.
Nate Day
LaVar Ball: LaMelo should be drafted No. 1 in NBA Draft
LaMelo Ball is considered to be one of the top prospects in the 2020 NBA Draft.
Daniel Canova
Pennsylvania toymaker begins producing hand sanitizer amid coronavirus pandemic
A Pennsylvania company has switched its focus from making toys to producing hand sanitizer amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Talia Kaplan
Young Buccaneers fan defends Tom Brady after Deflategate science project last year: 'It was more on Bill Belichick'
A young Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ fan is backtracking after his science project from last year slamming Tom Brady for his role in deflategate hasn’t aged too well considering the quarterback’s latest move.
Paulina Dedaj