Missouri First Lady tests positive for COVID-19

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Published Sep 23, 2020

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Updated 2 days ago

Missouri First Lady tests positive for COVID-19

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (WGEM) -- Teresa Parson, the wife of Missouri Gov. Mike Parson, has tested positive for COVID-19 on Wednesday.

The Governor's Chief of Staff Aaron Willard said that Mrs. Parson had several days of fall- like allergy symptoms that lingered on so she decided to get tested.

Gov. Parson has postponed travel while awaiting the results of a rapid test.

Mrs. Parson is currently quarantining in their home in Bolivar, Missouri. The governor is in Jefferson City awaiting test results.

Missouri First Lady tests positive for COVID-19

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