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Body JEFFERSON CITY – Maybe 1% of proposed bills will pass during the regular session this year, Sen. Denny Hoskins estimated.

Body The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has been quiet lately, while President Trump and his health advisors have been keeping the country informed.

Body JEFFERSON CITY – The Governor’s Office is allowing the Department of Health and Senior Services and the Department of Commerce and Insurance to waive regulations for registered nurses.

Body RICHMOND – Community Bank of Missouri announced the election of Brad Hogan and John Landwehr to the bank’s board of directors.

Body EXCELSIOR SPRINGS – The CO- VID-19 pandemic has changed daily life for everyone, but work continues on a variety of community projects across the city.

Body EXCELSIOR SPRINGS – Children in Clay and Ray counties continue being fed physically and mentally by the Excelsior Springs School District, though the threat of the coronavirus has closed every school in the district and across the state, Superintendent Dan Hoehn said.

Body EXCELSIOR SPRINGS – The Excelsior Springs Museum and Archives is one of 75 institutions selected nationally to participate in this year’s Collections Assessment for Preservation program.

Body JEFFERSON CITY – Gov.

Body ST. LOUIS – The Parson administration is recruiting inactive medical professionals to help combat COVID-19, which could mean asking retirees to reenter an environment known to be more dangerous to older people.

Body COLUMBIA – To minimize the spread of COVID-19, University of Missouri Extension faculty and staff have found ways to serve learners and deliver programs.