There are five more deaths from COVID 19 in the Lake area. Four of the deaths came from Morgan County and One came from Miller County. That means that there have been 26 deaths since March across the four-county region. As of this morning, there are 331 active cases of COVID in the Lake region, 104 of which are from Camden County, 89 are from Morgan County, 76 are from … [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: 331 Total Recovered Cases: … [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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Five More People Die Due To COVID 19 In The Lake Area
There are five more deaths from COVID 19 in the Lake area. Four of the deaths came from Morgan County and One came from Miller County. That means that there have been 26 deaths since March across the four-county region. As of this morning, there are … [Read More]
EPA Approves Pine Sol As COVID 19 Disinfectant
The EPA is approving Pine-Sol’s original cleaner as a product that can kill the Coronavirus on frequently used surfaces. The Clorox Company says a third-party laboratory tested Pine-Sol and determined it did kill the COVID virus within 10 minutes of being … [Read More]
Lake Area Leads The Way In Lowering Missouri Unemployment
The Show Me State is being ranked 16th out of 50 States and the District of Columbia when it comes to bouncing back from high unemployment. Officials with WalletHub say Missouri saw a 7.1% unemployment rate in August, most of which came from new jobs in … [Read More]
Parson Signs Two Bills Into Law Regarding Violent Crime Session
Two of the six bills that were worked on during the special session on violent crime are now law. Governor Mike Parson signing in House Bills 66 and 46 on Monday. He says these pieces of legislation are a “great step” in the “right direction” for the … [Read More]
Rail Safety Week Is Underway Across Missouri
Rail safety week is underway in the show me state. On average, the state sees around 30 to 40 crashes involving trains and some of those are fatal. MODOT says to remember to treat all tracks as active, be alert for train horns or … [Read More]
Camden County Commission Meeting Tuesday 10AM
The Camden County Commission will meet this morning (Tuesday.) Items on their agenda include a discussion on the cares act funding, budget amendments and a fund-151 tax book system. The meeting starts at 10am at the old courthouse and it’s open to the … [Read More]
Missouri Judicial Performance Review Live-stream To Happen At 11AM Tuesday
The Missouri Judicial Performance Review committee is expected to release details today on 53 judges in the state who are standing in retention elections this November. The group made up of non-lawyers, active lawyers and retired judges, say they will … [Read More]
Secretary Of State Jay Ashcroft To Meet With Citizens In Camdenton This Morning
Safe in-person voting and other details on absentee and mail-in voting in the Lake Area will be discussed when Missouri Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft arrives in Camdenton this morning. Camdenton Mayor John McNabb will also be there, and he tells KRMS … [Read More]
Lebanon High School Mural To Showcase Diversity/Inclusion In The Community
The Lebanon High School will soon have a new mural which is aiming to bring diversity and inclusion into the community. The mural is being painted by students in the art department, with the help of a St. Louis artist who’s known for his work on diversity … [Read More]
MO Senator Roy Blunt Speaks Out On Supreme Court Nominations
Missouri Senator Roy Blunt is speaking out on the nomination of a new Supreme Court Justice, following the Death of Ruth Bader Ginsberg last week. Speaking on CBS’s Face the Nation, Blunt says some nominees are vetted and approved quickly, but others … [Read More]
Federal Lawsuit Filed Against MO Mail In Ballots
A new federal lawsuit is asking a judge to make Missouri’s mail-in voting process easier for the November elections. The lawsuit by the American civil Liberties Union and the Missouri Voter Protection Coalition, along with a number of other groups, targets … [Read More]
Sedalia Man Faces Drug Charges In Morgan County
A Sedalia man faces numerous charges in Morgan County. The Missouri Highway Patrol says 34-year-old Tyreel Hardy was arrested after troopers say they found methamphetamine, marijuana and drug paraphernalia. Investigators also say Hardy was driving a car … [Read More]
Report Shows Rural Missouri Cities Growing During Pandemic
A new report shows rural cities in Missouri are growing faster every day since the COVID 19 pandemic started. A survey of bankers showed Rural Mainstreet remained weak in 10 of the plain and western states, however Missouri remained on an uptick. Places … [Read More]
Versailles Woman Injured After Car Goes Airborne On Highway W
A Versailles woman has minor injuries after the car she was driving went airborne in Miller County. The Missouri Highway Patrol says it happened at Route W and Home Place Road when the car went off the road and then flew over a private driveway. The car … [Read More]
MO Senator Roy Blunt Receives Golden Plow Award From Farm Bureau
Missouri Senator Roy Blunt is being honored by the Missouri Farm Bureau. Officials handing him the Golden Plow award, the highest recognition given to a sitting member of congress. In a statement, Blunt called the award a “high honor” saying he will … [Read More]
Backwater Jack’s Amphitheater One Step Away From Becoming Reality
A proposed 2,000 seat Amphitheater at Backwater Jacks in Osage Beach is one step closer to becoming a reality. Last week the Board of Alderman unanimously approved the first reading of an ordinance that allows for the rezoning of the 14 acres next to the … [Read More]
Wal-Mart Introduces New Team Based Operating Model – Increases Pay
Some employees of Wal-Mart will likely see a pay raise soon. The company announcing earlier this week that they’re starting a new team-based operating model for it’s Supercenters, which comes with higher pay. The new wages for hourly team lead roles will … [Read More]
Pulaski County Woman Dies In Head On Crash
A Pulaski county woman is dead following a head on collision on highway D west of Jerome. Officials say 40-year-old Charity Baker crossed the center of the road in her Chevy Malibu and struck a Ford pickup truck. The driver of the truck received moderate … [Read More]
Kwik Kar Wash Gives Out Free Car Wash To Lake Area Teachers Sunday
Teachers, College Professors and staff from Lake Area schools are welcomed to a free car wash this Today (Sunday). Officials with Kwik Kar in Osage Beach say they’re doing this to recognize the countless hours of work our local educators put in to ensure … [Read More]
Bikefest Continues Through The Weekend At Lake Of The Ozarks
Bikefest continues this weekend at the Lake of the Ozarks. Officials are expecting over 125,000 visitors when it’s all said and done. Area establishments say they’ve been packed with riders, all who are just out to enjoy freedom and the open … [Read More]
Waynesville 8th Grade Class To Do Virtual Schooling After COVID Outbreak
The entire 8th grade class in the Waynesville school district will be learning from home for a while. The decision follows numerous cases of COVID 19 reported in that class. Officials say the virtual learning starts this Monday and will continue through … [Read More]
Motorcycle Crash On HWY 42 Sends One To The Hospital By Helicopter
A Motorcyclist is in serious condition after a crash on Highway 42 near Argent Oaks Drive. According to the Highway Patrol, 40-year-old Juan Marquez was traveling westbound on his Harley Division, when he swerved to avoid a person standing in the … [Read More]
High School Football Results On KRMSRADIO.COM
Here’s a look at Friday Night’s High School Football Results. It’s a quadruple loss for the Lake area, with Camdenton falling to West Plains 28 to 6 and School of the Osage falling to California, 43-13. Cole Camp also fell to Butler 41 to 7 and Lincoln … [Read More]
Divers Find Missing Man Dead In Lake Of The Ozarks Near Ivy Bend
A man who went missing on Lake of the Ozarks has been found dead. According to the Highway Patrol, 73-year-old Dennis Jaeger of Mexico Missouri was reported missing on Friday, after a resident found his boat adrift at the 54-mile mark of the Main … [Read More]
