DHSS Director: First COVID-19 vaccinations in Missouri next week
The Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services says vaccinations at health care facilities could happen as soon as next Thursday.
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News to Know (12/11/20)
WASHINGTON, D.C. - A coronavirus vaccine is on the verge of being approved in the U.S. An FDA advisory committee voted Thursday to endorse Pfizer's vaccine for emergency…
Population decline in St. Louis continues, but region gains
The city lost another 10,000 residents to drop to 308,174.
Coronavirus changes swearing in for governor, lawmakers
The governor, along with other statewide officeholders, will be sworn in Jan. 11.
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News to Know (12/10/20)
WASHINGTON, D.C. - The U.S. is poised to take a big step forward in the fight against the coronavirus. An F-D-A advisory panel will vote today on whether to recommend emergency use…
News to Know (12/8/20)
JOPLIN, Mo. - Fire engulfs the Olivia apartments in downtown Joplin. Fire appeared mostly contained in the top floor of the building. Joplin Fire Department brought in two…
Missouri Health Director breaks down COVID-19 vaccination plan
More than 300 thousand COVID-19 vaccines will be coming to Missouri by the end of the year. The first vaccines will go to healthcare workers and long-term care staff and residents.
Missouri plans to vaccinate priority groups by end of year
Missouri is expecting to get close to 340,000 doses of coronavirus vaccines this month.
Missouri inmate who videotaped sexual torture-murders dies
Richard Davis, 56, formerly of Independence, died Tuesday of natural causes.
Missouri to bring in health care workers from other states
Missouri raised concerns about a potential increase in COVID-19 cases.
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News to Know 12/4/20
WASHINGTON, D.C. - As covid-19 cases and deaths skyrocket nationwide, the FDA is set to consider emergency use approval of Pfizer's vaccine next week. Registration cards will be used to keep track…
News to Know (12/3/20)
PITTSBURG, Kan. - Some students at Pittsburg State University get a much needed financial boost as the university finishes distributions of Cares Act funding. PSU received a total of more than $2.6…
News to Know (12/2/20)
PITTSBURG, Kan. - The Crawford County Health Department needs more contact tracers. They currently have 11 tracers. But six of them will be going back to their old duties at the…
News to Know (11/30/20)
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Health Officials warn Covid cases could see a steep rise in the next few weeks following holiday travel. Health officials warned against gathering for the holiday…now many are getting…
Blind, developmentally disabled 5-year-old fatally beaten
Investigators were so shaken by the death that they’re raising money for his funeral and other family expenses.
Couple married 50 years die together in Missouri crash
The couple died Monday at the scene of the five-vehicle crash.
Kansas City area tops 1,000 deaths from COVID-19
The number includes Kansas City, Missouri, as well as its suburbs in Missouri and Kansas.
Boy, 13, shot while on couch inside his home
The boy was hit in the arm.
Judge refuse Missouri tenants request to halt evictions
The ruling Tuesday comes in the federal lawsuit filed by KC Tenants in Missouri.
News to Know (11/27/20)
JOPLIN, Mo. - Today is Black Friday, but it has a different look this year as retailers spread deals out over the holiday season to try and keep crowds at bay. Black…
News to Know (11/26/20)
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Americans hit the roads, rails and skies to celebrate Thanksgiving today despite warnings from federal health officials. Now they worry the holiday gatherings could worsen the covid-19 surge already…
News to Know (11/25/20)
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Health experts fear the Thanksgiving holiday will intensify the surging coronavirus pandemic. Officials across the country have urged people to spend the holiday at home with as few family…
2 Kansas City fire department employees die from COVID-19
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) - Two members of the Kansas City Fire Department died this weekend after battling the coronavirus. A communications specialist and paramedic who worked for the department,…
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News to Know (11/23/20)
CAMBRIDGE, U.K. - Another vaccine developer is reporting promising results in late stage trials. Astra-Zeneca announced early Monday morning that its covid-19 vaccine is around 90 percent effective in preventing the disease.…
