Coronavirus

The coronavirus made schools adapt to kids learning from home. And that's made the need to shut down schooling for bad weather a bit on an anachronism.

Seventy-six rural Kansas counties don't have intensive care units. Yet finding hospitals in cities able to take in their patients is becoming increasingly difficult.

University of Kansas officials are worried about how students will be spending the holidays at home after COVID-19 cases rose by nearly 5% after Halloween.

The ruling came in a lawsuit filed by a tenants rights group against the presiding judge of Jackson County Circuit Court, David Byrn.

Mayor Quinton Lucas defended new restrictions and called on all local governments to enact the same as COVID-19 hospitalizations hit another grim milestone.

Health experts across Kansas City are asking people to skip large family gatherings this year as COVID-19 cases surge across the metro.

Doctors are pleading with the public to wear masks, as COVID hospitalizations continue to break new records around the Kansas City area.

People talk about the difficult decisions they've made to skip trips to see family for the holiday.

Many will dine alone or with just immediate family this Thanksgiving. As coronavirus infection and death rates set record highs, families reflect on what they are thankful for.

Even if all Kansans immediately mask up and avoid crowded places, it will likely take weeks to ease the burden on hospitals packed with COVID-19 patients.

Mayor Quinton Lucas recently cited the social habits of people in their 20s and 30s as a major contributing factor to rising COVID cases.

Mayor Quinton Lucas explains the most recent coronavirus restrictions for the region.