Centralia Police Chief Robert Bias On Public Perspective
Public Perspectives guest Robert Bias, Chief of Police for Centralia talks about COVID-19, police training, and something exciting coming to Centralia this summer.
Public Perspectives guest Robert Bias, Chief of Police for Centralia talks about COVID-19, police training, and something exciting coming to Centralia this summer.
New COVID-19 cases and quarantines reported by Mexico Public Schools. As of 3:05 this (Thursday) afternoon, there are 5 new cases within the staff and student population along with 16 new quarantines. The number of modified quarantines is up 13 from Wednesday’s report, now at 37. Those in quarantine are not positive, according to the…
KOMU Channel 8 is reporting that the oncology clinic at MU Women’s and Children’s hospital will not be closing after all. Citing several sources, KOMU says that the clinic will continue to provide hematology and oncology services for pediatric patients. Initial reports said the clinic would close at the end of next month, leaving patients…
Mexico Middle School Principal Julie Lower joined us this morning to talk about the Reality Store going on at the school today and what students gain by going through the sessions.
The Missouri Senate has passed a bill today that would legalize industrial hemp operations in the state. The Senate voted 29 to 3 to send the proposal to the house. Hemp can be used as a raw material for manufacturing. It comes from the same plant as marijuana, but with very low levels of THC,…
One woman is dead following a crash in Audrain County during the afternoon hours of Friday, August 30, 2024. According to Mexico Public Safety it happened around 3:15 on Friday afternoon on the US Highway 54 bypass, on the railroad overpass. Responding personnel found two vehicles that had hit each other head on and were…
Twenty four new cases of COVID-19 reported in Audrain County yesterday (Thursday). According to the Audrain County Health Department’s release as of 7 last (Thursday) night there are now 231 active cases. There have been 555 total cases of the coronavirus and 4 deaths with 320 recoveries in Audrain County since the pandemic began.