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Carlos Moreno/KCURThe gatherings of hundreds of closely clustered people, combined with the recent relaxation of state and local shelter-in-place orders, are almost certain to lead to a spike in COVID-19 cases, health officials say. -
File photo by Lisa Rodriguez/KCUR 89.3Lucas plans to enforce his rules, which allows businesses to increase their capacity to 50%, over more restrictive measures announced by Missouri Gov. Mike Parson on Thursday.
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An estimated 200,000 people could receive coverage if the program was expanded.
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A major air ambulance company that commonly charges tens of thousands of dollars now says it never intended to make a Pittsburg family pay so much.
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The doctor deserves to get paid. Still, experts recommend taking a close look at the charges. Sometimes a bill that looks too high is too high.
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Massive facilities like Burns & McDonnell require more time and work to put protections in place against the spread of the COVID-19 virus.
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Officials say that in recent weeks calls have been less about coronavirus and more about food, housing and financial support.
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Officials with the Kansas City and Jackson County health departments say a surge in cases could put additional pressure on local resources.
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Rural hospitals have been planning for the arrival of the coronavirus, but the preparations are putting some of these hospitals in financial danger.
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Taking a cue from NASCAR resuming its stock car races on the national stage, local racing promoters in Missouri open up this weekend.
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The closure of small and rural hospitals will escalate as they confront COVID-19 and a provision in Trump’s tax act.
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Furloughed workers can lose unemployment benefits if they are called back, even if they are at high risk for severe illness.
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In Kansas City, the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art is closed, but the sculpture garden and south lawn have become popular hangout spots.
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A Cluster Of COVID-19 Cases At Olathe FedEx Facility Appears To Be 'Contained,' Health Officials SayNine cases were discovered at the distribution center last week, but testing has turned up only two more cases among workers since.
