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Oklahoma Orders Businesses To Shut Down In 19 Counties
Oklahoma’s governor is ordering non-essential businesses to shut down in 19 counties where the Coronavirus has been detected. The governor…
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Four States Restaurants That Are Open
On Tuesday, Joplin’s mayor signed an ordinance limiting crowds to less then ten people. A lot of businesses have been…
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Vernon County Deputies Delivering Groceries For Seniors
The Vernon County Sheriff’s Office is working with Woods Supermarket in Nevada to provide grocery delivery to senior citizens. Sheriff…
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Missouri Asks For Presidential Disaster Declaration
Governor Mike Parson has requested President Trump approve a major disaster declaration for the entire state of Missouri to provide…
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Crawford County takes steps to control covid outbreak
Crawford County Kansas is closing some non-essential businesses and putting restrictions on others due to coronavirus concerns. Non-Essential Businesses allowed…
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MO Prison Inmate Tests Positive For Covid-19
A Missouri prison inmate has tested positive for COVID-19. The Missouri Department of Corrections says an inmate at the Western…
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Missouri Coronavirus Death Toll Climbs To 6
(AP)- Missouri’s death toll from the coronavirus doubled to six in one day, and cities and counties statewide took new…
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Fishing Permit Requirements To Be Waived In Missouri
You won’t need a permit to fish in Missouri starting Friday. The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) and the Missouri…
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Target Giving Raises, Donating To Relief Efforts
Target is spending $300 million on pay raises, sick leave, and donating $10 million to Coronavirus causes. That means a…
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Protect Yourself Against Coronavirus Scammers
Coronavirus scams are ramping up. Earlier this month, the Federal Trade Commission sent letters to seven sellers of scam Coronavirus…
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