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RagazzaThroughout the pandemic, restaurants have carried the burden of public health and safety as well as the safety of their employees and their own bottom lines. Now they face a new round of closures as employees test positive. -
Brian Grimmett/Kansas News ServicePublic health specialists see the ongoing surge in coronavirus cases in the context of how much, or how little, people are wearing masks and keeping their distance from each other.
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Olathe Medical Center has pursued its patients in court over debt far more than other hospitals in Johnson County.
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The Missouri Hospital Association says it is re-evaluating how to report hospital data publicly.
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The indictment alleges Jorge Perez and others exploited federal regulations that allow some rural hospitals to charge substantially higher rates for laboratory testing than other providers.
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Health experts say people wanting to celebrate Independence Day should plan small gatherings outdoors to help avoid further spread of COVID-19.
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U.S. Supreme Court Decision Spells End Of Hotly Debated Abortion Requirements In Missouri And KansasMissouri’s admitting-privilege requirement has survived several court challenges, most recently when a federal judge in Kansas City refused to block the law.
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Public address announcements urge travelers to keep social distance, and face masks can be bought inside the terminal.
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City health department also recommends businesses turn away patrons who refuse to wear face coverings.
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After months apart, families in Lindsborg, Kansas, long to be in the same room again, to give each other hugs and hold each other's hands.
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Conflicting messages throughout the pandemic have led many people to have dramatically different assessments of risk.
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Wednesday was the deadline for faculty chairs to submit documentation indicating how their fall classes will comply with KU’s mandate that classes be taught in-person this fall.
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Inflated prices for protective equipment could hurt small businesses and rural health care providers the most.
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Three days since Parson declared the state fully reopened have set records for single-day increases in cases, including Tuesday, which saw 434 new confirmed cases.
