CoxHealth Expanding COVID Intensive Care Unit

CoxHealth CEO Steve Edwards says on Twitter the local health system is urgently expanding its COVID ICU unit. Images of the progress of our urgent expansion of our COVID ICU unit. 33 more beds, negative pressure, access

P-SNAP Benefits Extended Through January

Those receiving Pandemic SNAP benefits in Missouri will get the maximum amounts for their families in January. Households who qualify for SNAP or Food Benefits will get the maximum amount for their household’s size. SNAP recertification interviews

Senate GOP Blocks Push For Bigger Stimulus Checks

WASHINGTON (AP) — Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has blocked Democrats’ push to immediately bring President Donald Trump’s demand for bigger $2,000 COVID-19 relief checks up for a vote. The GOP leader said the Senate would “begin

Nashville Police Release Body Cam Video Of Explosion

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — A motive for the Christmas Day bombing in downtown Nashville remains elusive. But the 63-year-old man who killed himself and wounded three other people in the blast left behind clues that he never

Jasper County Reaches 100 COVID-19 Deaths

One-hundred people have now died from COVID-19 in Jasper County. The health department reported two more deaths on Monday. Here’s more from the health department: The Jasper County Health Department is saddened to report two deaths of

Fire Damages Grocery Store, Mosque In Noel

NOEL, Mo. (AP) — Southwest Missouri officials say fire destroyed a grocery store and a mosque that were gathering spots for immigrants in the town of Noel. The fire was reported early Monday morning at The African

Springfield Police Officer Shoots Driver After She Hit Him

Springfield Police have released more details about an officer-involved shooting this morning. The Police Chief says officers found a stolen vehicle at a Fast-n-Friendly on Main and Chestnut around 5 a.m. When officers approached the vehicle, the

CoxHealth Opens Facility In Ozark

CoxHealth has opened its newest regional facility, this time in Ozark. The building is seeing patients for primary or urgent care, pediatrics, physical therapy and has an in-house pharmacy. It’s the latest in a series of regional