ABC 17 News

ABC 17 News

abc17news.com/polls/
Mid-Missouri's source for breaking news, weather & sports. ABC 17 News is a product of NPG of Missouri, LLC.
Are you concerned about the omicron variant?

Are you concerned about the omicron variant?

Yes

1

No

11

Yes

Are you concerned about the omicron variant?
1 Comment

No

Are you concerned about the omicron variant?
8 Comments
Max
2
Max

I just checked the sky over my house. It appears to be solid and mostly blue. Much more stable than the sky above MU Campus. I believe I am safe.

Reply
Lisa Gore
2
Lisa Gore

It’s the plandemic. Watch the stock market. It drops when they announce the new variant, people panic sell, and the big dogs pick up the stocks cheap and three days later the stock market recovers, mild symptoms with O variant...it’s all a ploy. Anyone who thinks otherwise can look back and track it

Reply
Lisa Howard Glass
1
Lisa Howard Glass

South African doc said it was very mild.

Reply
Max
Max

Dr. Fauxi will have that Doctor reprogramed.

Christine Sewell
1
Christine Sewell

All I have to say is: Omicron rearranged spells Moronic. You're welcome.

Reply
Janet Cierpiot Lampe
1
Janet Cierpiot Lampe

It Flu season and time of year you should be careful around people just like we were years before Covid. And I DON'T trust Dr. Fauci if his lips are moving he lying wouldn't trust him if his tongue came Notarized. Yes there a virus but there always viruses going around If

Reply
Lee Eaton
1
Lee Eaton

I refuse to live my life in a politically promoted fear

Reply
Max
Max

Dr. Fauxi thinks he is the science. Science fiction, yes.

Should Missouri have tougher regulations for dog breeders?

Should Missouri have tougher regulations for dog breeders?

Yes

7

No

2

Yes

7 Comments
Chris Macy
1
Chris Macy

Currently, MO is the country's leader in puppy mills. Punish these horrible monsters who traffic in the misery of poor animals!

Reply
Alexandra Messina
0
Alexandra Messina

Missouri should enforce strict laws against animal abuse—because any society that calls itself evolved must protect the voiceless. Cruelty tolerated is cruelty normalized, and no state that values progress can afford that.

Reply
Alexandra Messina
0
Alexandra Messina

Missouri should enforce strict laws against animal abuse—because any society that calls itself evolved must protect the voiceless. Cruelty tolerated is cruelty normalized, and no state that values progress can afford that.

Reply
Denise Taylor
0
Denise Taylor

Dogs are the most loyal animals and love you unconditionally no matter how they are treated and it is just heartbreaking to see them mistreated or abused!

Reply
0571953
0
0571953

Missouri has been notorious for puppy mills that sell sick puppies and treat dogs horrible.

Reply
Cindy Hall
0
Cindy Hall

Because we need to be advocates for the animals that get taken advantage of. They can’t fight for them for themselves. Some humans are very cruel

Reply

No

2 Comments
Nancy Gordon Foss
1
Nancy Gordon Foss

I think the more pertinent question would be should dogs and other domesticated animals kept as pets be considered property or have other more humane rights? This has nothing to do with breeding. The dogs were neglected and suffered immensely.

Reply
Eric Smith
1
Eric Smith

We need more room fulls of people in J.C. working out the details of sports betting, thereby sending exponentially more people into compulsive gambling, and eventually bankruptcy. To hell with protecting the innocent animals.

Reply
Will the Kansas City Chiefs miss the playoffs this season?

Will the Kansas City Chiefs miss the playoffs this season?

Yes

2

No

0

Yes

2 Comments
Eric Smith
1
Eric Smith

This isn't rocket science. They would have to win every game remaining, and every team ahead of them would have to lose every remaining game.

Reply
Max
0
Max

The question of the day has become the easy to answer question of the month. KMIZ needs to use some imagination. They could ask for help.

Reply

No

0 Comment
No one has commented yet

We use cookies to ensure you get the best possible experience on our website. Learn more OK, GOT IT