Governor Mike Parson passing the Fiscal 2021 Budget on Tuesday. Due to those shortfalls, they had to put in nearly $450 Million dollars in restrictions. Dan Hawg with the Office of Administration. He says that includes restrictions on the Department of Education, Natural Resources and the Highway Patrol. The total state budget is approximately $35.3 billion, … [Read More]
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Active COVID 19 Cases At Lake Of The Ozarks on KRMSRADIO.COM
This is an ongoing list of all active cases of COVID 19 at the Lake Of the Ozarks: Current Active Cases: 24 Overall Totals in the Lake … [Read More]
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Full List Of What’s Open & What’s Closed Due To COVID 19 On KRMSRADIO.COM
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Macks Creek Woman Back Behind Bars After Failing To Attend Court Hearing
A Macks Creek Woman is back behind bars after failing to appear in court. 36-year-old Amanda Downing is facing domestic Assault charges out of Miller County stemming from December of 2019. The Highway Patrol says Downing had been released on Bond, but … [Read More]
Route 66 Yard Sale To Be Over 100 Miles Long
A massive 3-county wide yard sale will be taking place at the end of this month. Officials with the Waynesville-St. Robert Chamber of Commerce say they’re partnering with the Lebanon-Laclede County Route 66 Society and the Webster Route 66 Initiative to … [Read More]
Camdenton Couple Face Child Abuse Charges
Two Lake area residents are being charged with Child Abuse following an investigation by the Camdenton Police Department and Kids Harbor. Police say they were originally contacted by the Department of Family Services about the possible abuse of an … [Read More]
Netflix Says Season 4 Will Be Final Season For Ozark
They say all good things must end. Netflix is announcing that the popular TV show Ozark, based on the Lake of the Ozarks, will come to an end in Season 4. Deadline.com reports the final season will be 14 episodes. The show has been filmed in both the … [Read More]
Gravois Mills Man Facing Felony Charges
A Gravois Mills Man is facing felony charges in a case of abuse. According to a probable cause statement, 35-year-old Nicholas Albritton was taken into custody following a fight with his mother. In the report, his mother indicated Albritton was drunk at … [Read More]
You Have 15 Days To Finish Your Taxes
We’re now just 15 days away from the July tax deadline, but there’s still an opportunity to file for an extension. The Treasury Department and the I. R. S. Say you can also file for an automatic extension through October 15th. The original tax deadline … [Read More]
Lake Resident Charged With BWI In 2019 Fatal Boat Crash
It’s now been over a year since a crash on the water took the life of business owner and local racing champion Jason Russell. According to a probable cause statement filed by the Highway Patrol, Russell's boat hit another boat in the main channel of the … [Read More]
Kids Win Missouri Says Child Care Facilities Are Struggling With COVID 19
Kids Win Missouri is calling on Congress to invest an additional $50 Billion dollars to stabilize the Child Care Industry. The organization releasing a new report this week that details the challenges child care providers are facing from the … [Read More]
MO Senator Roy Blunt To Hold Hearing On COVID Vaccine Thursday
Senator Roy Blunt will be holding a hearing on the Coronavirus Vaccine this Thursday. Blunt speaking during a Republican leadership conference. He says one of his goals is to work on prioritizing funding for testing, therapeutics, and a vaccine in … [Read More]
Governor Parson Passes FY 2021 Budget With Numerous Restrictions
Governor Mike Parson passing the Fiscal 2021 Budget on Tuesday. Due to those shortfalls, they had to put in nearly $450 Million dollars in restrictions. Dan Hawg with the Office of Administration. He says that includes restrictions on the … [Read More]
Fireworks Sales On The Rise As More Families Celebrate At Home
Ozarks area Fireworks vendors say they’re seeing an uptick in sales. Speaking to KY 3 TV Sam Cybulski of Hale's Fireworks Stand says he attributes the rise in sales to COVID 19. Cybulski says it’s best to stock up now before the mad rush on the … [Read More]
Mizzou Plans Masks/Social Isolation For Return To School
Changes are in store for Lake Area college students returning to campus this year at the University of Missouri in Columbia. They include isolation facilities, hybrid classes and a recommended pre-semester quarantine for students returning in August. MU … [Read More]
Osage Beach Police Stats On KRMSRADIO.COM
Police in Osage Beach are reporting 48 traffic stops between June 22nd and the 28th. There were 38 calls for building checks and 19 calls when alarms went off. There were five calls for animal control and five people called 911, and hung up. Osage … [Read More]
FFA Convention To Go On As A Virtual Event
The annual fall FFA convention will be going virtual in response to COVID 19. Officials say the convention will take place as planned on October 28th through the 31st. Additional details are expected to be released sometime in August and delegates will … [Read More]
Drive Through COVID Testing In Osage Beach Tuesday
Drive Through COVID 19 testing is taking place today (Tuesday) at the Central Ozarks Medical Center in Osage Beach Those wanting to be tested can do so free of charge. It starts at 5PM and lasts until 7PM. … [Read More]
Benton County Now COVID 19 Free With 0 Active Cases
Benton County is the first Lake Community to be COVID 19 free. County Health Officials say they have 0 active cases and all 16 people who were infected have since recovered. That brings the lake area active totals to 24 out of 112 cases. So far 87 … [Read More]
Lake Residents Remain Worried Over Past-Due Rent Payments
Lake area residents remain worried about possible evictions, as postponed rent payments due to COVID 19 start to come due. With enhanced federal unemployment benefits ending next month and still high joblessness, the Center for Planning Excellence fears … [Read More]
Summertime Heat To Arrive This Week
Summertime heat arrives in the Lake Area, and it’s going to be here for awhile. You can expect daytime highs well into the 90s this week. Meteorlogist Doug Cramer with the National Weather Service. He tells KRMS the heat index by the middle of the … [Read More]
Camden County Man Dead Following Car Crash In Camdenton
A Camden County man is dead after a 2-car crash in Camdenton. The Highway Patrol says 70-year-old Tommy Ward was traveling North on Highway 5 when he was re-ended by 60-year-old Tracy Kemp of Fulton. The collision caused Ward to veer off the road and … [Read More]
COVID Business Relief Funds Still Available In Pulaski County
Officials in Pulaski County say there’s still time to get funds to help your small business. The Coronavirus Relief Committee says they are ready to distribute the Federal Cares Act funds for COVID related expenses. The funds are not available to small … [Read More]
List Of Area Roadwork This Week On KRMSRADIO.COM
Road Work continues through portions of the Lake area this week. Road Work for Mid-Missouri June 29-July 3, 2020 JEFFERSON CITY - The following is a listing of general highway maintenance and construction work in the mid-Missouri area for … [Read More]
State Park Still Looking For Suspects Involved In Ha Ha Tonka Burglary
State Park Rangers are asking for help in finding a number of people involved in a recent burglary at Ha Ha Tonka in Camdenton. Officials say it happened at the State Park Visitor Center sometime between 8:30PM on Tuesday June 23rd and 6:30AM on June … [Read More]
More Salad Bags Added To Recall Across The Lake
Additional bags of salad are being recalled from HyVee and Fresh Express across the Lake area. Now more than 12-salad types are included in the recall due to potential contamination of Cyclospora. Nearly all of the 12 to 13-ounce bags from all dates are … [Read More]
Gravois Mills Man Elected To MO Propane Association
A Gravois Mills man is being elected to the Missouri Propane Association, Officials say Bill Jung with MFA oil will join the Board of Directors in Region 3. They also say the incoming President Brian Brooks is the third generation from Brooks Gas and … [Read More]
