Coronavirus

Quality care advocates and some nursing home operators agree the new federal data is confusing and misleading.

Galleries and museums across the metro are starting to reopen after months of closures to stop the spread of the coronavirus. Visitors can expect face masks, limited arrival times, and strict cleaning protocols.

Ameerah Sanders' jokes are based on things that happen to her in real life, which includes racism, even though she doesn’t explicitly try and make jokes about it.

Experts give advice on how white people can be good allies during racial unrest, and how a black female comedian finds humor during trying times.

Gov. Laura Kelly would still be able to unilaterally delay deadlines for things such as filing taxes or renewing drivers licenses, but legislators would need to approve extensions of disaster declarations or new orders.

The COVID Safe Paths app keeps a log of where a user has been, but privacy experts worry about how that personal information could be used in the future.

Cameras would allow families to document abuse or workers not taking precautions against the coronavirus.

A check-in on the the well-being of nurses working through the pandemic, incarcerated folks say health and safety recommendations are being ignored in Kansas prisons, and how a smartphone app could ease the labor of tracking positive COVID-19 cases.

As businesses around Kansas reopen and restrictions are lifted, more people are wearing masks when out in public. Black Americans are more likely to get coronavirus and die from it, but recent killings in Minneapolis and Georgia again show why black men are still worried about covering their faces.

More than 49,000 businesses in Kansas were able to secure federal Paycheck Protection Loans during the pandemic, ranging from fast-food restaurants to a space museum.

With 412 rooms and suites, the Sheraton Overland Park is the fourth largest hotel in the metropolitan area.

Most of the cuts will effect higher and K-12 education. The Office of Administration, the Department of Corrections, the Department of Health and Senior Services, and the Department of Social Services will also see cuts in funding.