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Long time KTUF DJ Marvin McClanahan Passes Away May 29, 2020
Long time KTUF DJ Marvin McClanahan has passed away. He was born July 7, 1947 in Kirksville. He passed away peacefully at Missouri Veterans Home – Mexico, on May 25, in the arms of his wife and virtually surrounded by his two sons and a host of family and friends. McClanahan was a decorated Vietnam […]
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Adair County COVID-19 Case Count Climbs to 52 May 29, 2020
There are now fifty-two Adair County residents who have tested positive for COVID-19. Of those, thirty-seven people are in isolation and fifteen have left isolation. Three females, ages 23, 26 and 28, are the most recent people to have positive test results. One is related to an area meat-processing plant. Transmission of the virus to […]
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Governor Extends Phase One of Re-Open Plan May 29, 2020
Governor Mike Parson announced yesterday that Phase 1 of the state’s “Show Me Strong Recovery” Plan has been extended from Sunday, May 31st, through Monday, June 15th. Parson says the order extension gives the state more time to prepare for a phase two reopening. He says nothing about phase one has changed, as long as […]
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2 More COVID-19 Cases May 28, 2020
Two individuals related to area meat-processing plants have become the forty-eighth and forty-ninth Adair County residents to have tested positive for COVID-19. The Adair County Health Department has been notified of positive results for a 37-year-old male and a 22-year-old male. There are now thirty-four people in isolation and fifteen who have left isolation.
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Wearing a Mask in Public isn’t a Political Statement May 28, 2020
Wearing a mask in public isn’t a political statement. Adair County Health Department administrator Jim LeBaron, says it’s a precaution that can help reduce transmission of coronavirus, particularly from people who don’t have symptoms, to other people. LeBaron advises residents to remain vigilant to keep the spread of the virus down to a minimum. He […]
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Battle of the Badges at NEMO Fairgrounds May 28, 2020
There’s a great need for blood and you can donate today and help decide who wins the “Battle of the Badges.” This blood drive honors the men and women of the Kirksville Fire and Police Departments and gives donors the option to vote for either Department prior to giving blood in the friendly competition. Battle […]
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Safety Protocols in Place for Blood Drive May 28, 2020
Safety protocols will be in place during today’s Battle of the Badges blood drive to ensure that donations are made in the safest way possible Red Cross employees follow thorough safety protocols and staff health assessments are done prior to all blood drives. If you have your own mask bring it. Anyone who does not […]
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47 Cases of COIVD-19 in Adair County May 27, 2020
The number of COVID-19 cases in Adair County rose again with new cases yesterday. Adair County Health Department Administrator Jim LeBaron says there have now been forty-seven confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the county. The latest two cases involve a 38-year-old female and a 24-year-old male related to area meat-processing plants. As of yesterday, fifteen […]
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Governor Moves up Vote on Missouri’s Medicaid Expansion May 27, 2020
Governor Mike Parson is moving up the date that voters will decide on the expansion of Medicaid health care coverage. A proposed constitutional amendment expanding Medicaid eligibility will now be on the August 4th primary ballot, instead of the November general election ballot. State Auditor Nicole Galloway, the presumptive Democratic gubernatorial nominee, said Parson made […]
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New COVID-19 Cases Reported Over Holiday Weekend May 26, 2020
New COVID-19 cases were reported over the holiday weekend in Adair County. On Friday, one new case of COVID-19 was confirmed by the Adair County Health Department – a 29-year-old female. On Saturday, 2 more cases were confirmed – a 40-year-old male related to the Smithfield Foods Plant in Milan and a 66-year-old male. On […]
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Entertainment News

‘It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia’ Renewed For Season 15 At FX

\FX has renewed the popular adult comedy show It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia for an record-breaking 15th season. With its 14 seasons to date,

Jimmy Fallon Apologizes For Blackface Sketch On ‘SNL’ In 2000

Jimmy Fallon is addressing his impersonation of Chris Rock in a “Saturday Night Live” sketch from 20 years ago in which he appeared in

“Riverdale” Stars Cole Sprouse And Lili Reinhart Split After 3 Years of Dating

After a nearly three-year romance, Riverdale co-stars Cole Sprouse and Lili Reinhart have called it quits. The couple — who star in the CW teen drama

Disney+ Short ‘Out’ Is Pixar’s First Release With Openly Gay Lead

Now available on Disney+ is the latest installment of Pixar’s Spark Shorts series. Out is the first project from the animation studio to feature an

FOX NEWS

Atlanta mayor urges George Floyd protesters to get tested for coronavirus
Atlanta’s mayor is worried about George Floyd protests in her city fueling the spread of the coronavirus. Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms, a Democrat, urged protestors to get tested for the virus.
Robert Gearty
At least 60 Secret Service members injured during George Floyd protests in DC
More than 60 Secret Service officers and special agents sustained multiple injuries in three days worth of violent clashes stemming from protests demanding justice for George Floyd in Washington, D.C.
Vandana Rambaran
George Floyd's death opens old wounds for Thabo Sefolosha
Thabo Sefolosha knows what it’s like to be a black man, on the ground, being beaten by police officers.
Protesters in Brooklyn defend Target store from looting, riots
Protesters turned protectors as violence escalated on Saturday night.
Peter Aitken
Pompeo: China is bent on Western 'destruction'
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo declared the Chinese Communist Party's recent actions show that they are actively seeking to harm the U.S. and its western allies, but expressed optimism that the Trump administration and Europe are up to the task of countering them.
Ronn Blitzer
Minneapolis residents defending neighborhoods against looters, fear no help from police
As thousands of National Guard soldiers have poured into Minneapolis due to protests over the death of George Floyd taking a dangerous turn, some residents are defending their own neighborhoods from any potential trouble.
Travis Fedschun
Dr. Cornel West weighs in on the state of race in America amid riots over Floyd death
Harvard philosophy professor Dr. Cornel West weighed in on the state of race in America as riots across the country have erupted in reaction to the death of George Floyd explaining on “Fox News Sunday” that the “violence spillover” is a result of the fact that “we’re living in a system that seems to be unable […]
Talia Kaplan
New York woman attacked outside business in disturbing video as looting, rioting grip Rochester, report says
An upstate New York woman who appeared to confront a mob of looters outside a store was beaten in a disturbing video, according to a report, as the city of Rochester descended into violent looting and riots Saturday night following the killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis.
Stephen Sorace
Sen. Ron Johnson says there was 'total corruption' in transition between Obama and Trump administrations
Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Wisc., the chairman of the Senate Homeland Security Committee, said on Sunday that he saw “total corruption” in the transition between the presidency of Barack Obama and that of Donald Trump.
Andrew O'Reilly
Federal Protective Service officer killed in Oakland shooting during George Floyd protest identified
A federal law enforcement officer in California who was shot and killed at the U.S. courthouse in Oakland during a protest for George Floyd that turned violent has been identified as 53-year-old Patrick Underwood, Fox News has confirmed.
Vandana Rambaran