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Joe Ewert/Brewster PlaceNursing homes that don't have the machines and kits need to send their samples to private labs, but some say the prices are impossible to afford long-term. -
Carlos Moreno/KCUR 89.3The new guidance, which came out quietly on Wednesday, has stricter thresholds than the gating criteria in use in many school districts across the country.
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People are still having babies, even in a pandemic. But where they feel safest giving birth has changed.
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In its lawsuit, the Blue Springs School District said it was acting 'in the interest of the liberty of the general public.'
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A panel of lawmakers and the governor will consider $50 million in proposals to expand COVID-19 testing, including $20 million that could go toward helping schools.
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CoreMedica Laboratories was one of several diagnostic companies that received warnings from the FDA in July stating it offered unauthorized COVID-19 testing services.
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The NFL season started at Arrowhead Stadium in a game where social justice movements played out and a pro football crowd of thousands gathered amid COVID-19 for the first time since the Chiefs won the Super Bowl.
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Universities count on in-person events to keep students enrolled in their colleges. And they argue school-sponsored events are safer than a kegger.
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After COVID-19 shut down schools, bus systems sat dormant. And now as schools reopen, those buses can't carry as many students and still allow for social distancing.
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AstraZeneca hopes to enroll 30,000 people in its Phase 3 trials in the United States. The KU/Children’s Mercy trial was looking to recruit 1,500 participants.
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A packed Arrowhead Stadium is a thing of the past as architects, sports teams, and health officials decide how to safely accommodate a percentage of fans during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Wesley Hamilton won viewers' hearts when he appeared on the Netflix series Queer Eye. Now he's speaking out on behalf of Jacob Blake, who — like Hamilton — suffered a spinal cord injury caused by gunfire.
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As Jackson County embraces the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention mandate to halt evictions to stop the spread of COVID-19, many worry the most recent federal order has loopholes that favor landlords.
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A lack of progress addressing health care disparities means history is being repeated with the same populations that suffered a high death rate during the 1918 flu experiencing another round of tragic losses.
