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The newly authorized Johnson & Johnson vaccine will be making its way to Missouri later this week.

MU Extension has open applications for property owners to apply for 2021.

With MU's announcement of in-person commencement ceremonies, some questions have come up regarding how the University will follow COVID-19 safety protocols.

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The city of Columbia has lost 3 million dollars through the recycling program since 2019.

Vicky Hartzler visited Faurot Field to survey vaccination efforts and fielded questions.

MU Health Care has not yet received the 4,000 doses of the Moderna vaccine that was expected this week.

Those eligible are in Phase 1A or Phase 1B - Tier 1 and 2 and will be sent invitations.

KOMU 8 will continue to update this story with information when it becomes available.

KOMU 8 will continue to update this story with information when it becomes available.

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The mass vaccination event was second held this week at Faurot Field.

MU Health Care's mass vaccination event started Thursday morning for those eligible in Phase 1B, Tier 1 and 2.

Appointments will be scheduled between the hours of 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 4 and Saturday, Feb. 6 at Faurot Field.

Missouri is allocating vaccines to about 30 hospitals across the state. MU Health Care is in Group A and will receive 4,000 doses this week.

MU education majors are now able to continue teaching in-person at their respective schools.

Healthcare workers are breathing a sigh of relief as case numbers drop and vaccines are administered.

According to a press release, MU Health Care is ready to begin large-scale public vaccinations, pending an adequate supply of the vaccine.

An MU professor said that anytime there is some kind of big change like this, there can be scammers.

Dr. Margaret Day with MU Health Care will answer questions during a Facebook Live Q&A regarding the COVID-19 vaccine.

The surveys will not sign you up for a vaccine but will provide you with information surrounding the vaccine rollout.

KOMU 8 will continue to update the community about the spread of COVID-19.