Cole County, MO

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After adding over 702,000 new cases throughout the last week, the U.S. now has more than 81.9 million confirmed cases of COVID-19. There have been more than 990,000 COVID-19-related deaths — the highest death toll of any country. New cases continue to rise at a faster rate. In the past week, there were an average […]

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The latest State Profile Report shows Missouri remains at a low transmission level of COVID-19. The report shows new cases are down 44% compared to last week with 41 cases per 100,000 people. The report also indicates that 22 residents died from the coronavirus, a 52% decrease from the previous...

A trial date is set for a Jefferson City man accused of a drive-by shooting last year. On Monday, a Cole County judge scheduled Tyrone Seals, 21, for an August 29 trial date. Seals and Semaj Harris are both facing charges for a drive by on May 5 at Community Park. No injuries were reported.

The Cole County Health Department reported 12 new coronavirus cases on Tuesday. One new case was reported last Friday, six on Sunday and five on Monday. According to the dashboard update, there are 17,484 total cases in the county since March 2020. The Missouri coronavirus vaccine dashboard reports Cole County...

The Missouri River Regional Library Summer Reading Program is back from May 20-August 5, 2022. The library has a variety of programs all summer long, where participants can earn prizes when they read. Printed reading logs will be available at the library, but participants are encouraged to use READsquared online...

Do you think Cole County should have a leash law on the books? Voters turned thumbs – down on that idea years ago. Commissioner Sam Bushman says dog attacks out in the county are very rare, but they do happen occasionally …. Bushman notes that even though Jefferson City...