coronavirus
KSIS 1050 is keeping the Sedalia and Warrensburg areas informed about COVID-19
Parson Says First Shipments of COVID-19 Vaccines Arrive in Mo
Mike Parson announced that the first shipments of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccines have arrived in Missouri.
Missouri Health Director: Vaccinations Could Start Thursday
Missouri expects to receive more than 220,000 doses of coronavirus vaccines by around Christmas
Charley Pride Dead at 86 From COVID-19 Complications
Farewell to a true country music legend.
Smith-Cotton Boys Basketball Team Members Test Positive For COVID
Members of the Smith-Cotton varsity and JV boys basketball programs have tested positive for COVID-19
Johnson County Keeps 14 Day COVID-19 Quarantine
Johnson County Community Health recently announced the County will be keeping the 14 day Quarantine for persons who might have been exposed to COVID-19.
COVID-19 Forcing Some Jails, Police Departments To Close
The coronavirus surge is creating problems for Missouri police departments and sheriff’s offices,
Why Listening to Health Center Guidance On COVID-19 Matters
The Pettis County Health Center says the County will continue with the 14 day quarantine for COVID-19 exposure. Well sort of. And does it really matter anyway?
COVID-19 Topic of Discussion at Sedalia Council Meeting
A presentation from the chairman of the Pettis County COVID-19 Task Force led to a lengthy discussion
Bothwell Announces Winter COVID-19 Testing Site at Fairgrounds
Beginning Dec. 1, Bothwell Regional Health Center will provide drive-through COVID-19 testing at the Sheep Pavilion on the Missouri State Fairgrounds.
Missouri State Parks Close Indoor Facilities Due to COVID-19
Missouri State Parks close indoor facilities due to spikes in the coronavirus.