Jim Mishler

A large area of the city's downtown including City Hall is covered by the advisory.

The battle between the Governor and the legislature is truly of monumental importance. It pits a Governor who claims to have unbridled emergency powers against a legislature that claims it alone has the responsibility to pass laws.

The business owners say the potential legal action from the state far outweighed their need to reopen and work to save their business, and maybe their town.

The fitness centers have had it. They claim the Governor’s now unilateral shutdown order is violating their state constitutional rights and is not allowed under state law.

The state, with its new and expanded reporting criteria, claims the number of state residents who have died with the virus being present in their systems, or presumed based on post-death medical records reviews, is 5,240. That’s just a touch over 5 one-hundredths of one percent of the statee&#…

Last week, lawmakers were told that 134,000 people who filed for unemployment benefits have not received anything. The new update, which isn’t much better, is the number is now 125,000.

KCC this fall is starting a new 62 credit Associate in Applied Science in CyberSecurity degree program.

Representative Matt Hall says it’s an opportunity to see how two critical state departments are either helping each other serve the state’s residents, or not.

The President will be talking about the speed at which the retooling was accomplished, and the technical expertise put to work on the complex ventilators. The production line is turning out over 500 ventilators a day.

Premiums coming in far exceed what will be going out in coverage payments.