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Missouri coronavirus cases rise as stay-at-home order takes effect
Missouri reported 10 more deaths from COVID-19 Sunday, even while a national database was reporting a higher number in the state.
by Associated Press
Published Apr. 6 2020 @ 1:05am
Thousands of miles later, Brent Struttmann finds where he belongs
While Brent Struttmann now lives on the Callaway County property where he grew up, it took walking thousands of miles on America's most storied hiking trails to find where he belonged.
by Rebecca Martin
Published Apr. 5 2020 @ 10:53pm
Hartsburg pulls out all the stops to celebrate Edward Ballard
Other than his service during World War II, Edward Ballard has pretty much lived his life in and around the river town of Hartsburg.
by Gerry Tritz
Published Apr. 5 2020 @ 11:00pm
Veteran served entire military career with the 1035th Maintenance Company
The anticipation of new and emergent opportunities characterized the life of Johnnie Porter when he graduated from Eugene High School in 1965.
by Jeremy P. Amick
Published Apr. 5 2020 @ 10:54pm
Top Mid-Missouri news about COVID-19
As news about the novel coronavirus continues to evolve, the News Tribune wants to ensure the community is up-to-date. You can find links to local event announcements, business closings and changes, and news articles about COVID-19 here.
Published Apr. 6 2020 @ 12:00am
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Doctor: 139 virus patients on ventilators in St. Louis-area
Nearly 500 people are hospitalized in the St. Louis region with the coronavirus, including 139 requiring ventilators.
by JIM SALTER, Associated Press
Published Apr. 6 2020 @ 11:14am
British Open canceled, Masters to November in major rescheduling
The British Open will not be played this year for the first time since 1945, with the R&A choosing to play golf's oldest championship next year at Royal St. George's and move the 150th Open at St. Andrews to 2022.
by DOUG FERGUSON, AP Golf Writer
Published Apr. 6 2020 @ 10:28am
Kansas City police: Officer accidentally shot neighbor
Kansas City police are investigating a shooting involving an off-duty officer who told investigators he shot his neighbor when his service weapon unintentionally fired.
by Associated Press
Published Apr. 6 2020 @ 7:05am
Local News
Report: Missouri can cushion COVID-19's impact on economy
States' economies are showing the drastic effects the COVID-19 pandemic is creating, but Missouri and the federal government can cushion the long-term blow on the state's residents, according to a Missouri Budget Project report.
by Joe Gamm
Published Apr. 6 2020 @ 12:09am
Tree seedlings await local backyards
Missourians are encouraged to celebrate the state's trees and forests during Arbor Days in April, and though facilities are closed because of the COVID-19 pandemic, there's still time and opportunities for the public to order seedlings and virtually tour a nursery.
by News Tribune
Published Apr. 6 2020 @ 12:05am
Opinion
CARTOON GALLERY 04-06-20
A sampling of today's editorial cartoons on local and national issues.
Published Apr. 6 2020 @ 12:17pm
Your Opinion: We can still celebrate Easter
Dear Editor: It is sad to know that people will not be able to gather in person to celebrate Holy Week and Easter.
Published Apr. 6 2020 @ 12:05am
Your Opinion: Accountability needed for bailout
Dear Editor: Hey, I'm sorry for writing so many letters. Some people think I do anyway.
Published Apr. 6 2020 @ 12:05am
Sports
Pro day cancellations forcing changes to NFL draft process
Bill Polian simplified the NFL's draft process years ago. He studied film, relied on medical experts, checked the numbers and interviewed players.
by Associated Press
Published Apr. 6 2020 @ 12:25am
Ex-NFL kicker, Saints hero Dempsey dies at 73
Tom Dempsey, the kicker born without toes on his kicking foot who made a then-record 63-yard field goal, died late Saturday while struggling with complications from the new coronavirus. He was 73.
by Associated Press
Published Apr. 6 2020 @ 12:20am
Byron wins virtual Bristol; Bubba 'rage quits' early in race
William Byron led the most laps in NASCAR's first two virtual races and had nothing to show for his gaming skills. The third time out, he got the win.
by Associated Press
Published Apr. 6 2020 @ 12:15am
Features
More time at home means more time for crafts
The new normal means more time at home for all of us, and many may be searching for more productive ways to pass the time than another binging session on Netflix.
by Madeleine Leroux
Published Apr. 5 2020 @ 12:07am
On Display: A love for the JC arts community
Music has always been my first love.From the moment I was able to grasp a mic and sing, I wasn't letting go.
by Paige Dow, For the News Tribune
Published Apr. 5 2020 @ 12:06am
Ask a Master Gardener: The effects of wet weather on soil
I don't know about the rest of you, but I am glad it started to dry out a little.I have some plants that needed to be put out, but this wet weather has everything delayed.
by Peter Sutter, For the News Tribune
Published Apr. 5 2020 @ 12:05am
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