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A growing number of people are testing positive for the coronavirus, but Missouri scientists say the virus still poses a smaller threat to residents than during the height of the pandemic.

Commonly diagnosed in children, RSV began circulating early this year. With multiple viruses spreading at once, one doctor has a reminder about the importance of vaccines.

Monkeypox cases are on the rise, bringing with them a stigma that echoes the HIV/AIDS crisis.

The rollback of mask mandates and a return to meetings in the office brings back challenges for those who have a weak immune system or a disability.

Segment 1: How Missouri's 4th Congressional District is weathering the COVID-19 outbreak.Various congressional actions will result in massive amounts of…

Segment 1: How local churches are finding their way in the midst of coronavirusHouses of worship have long served as a safe place for some people to…

Segment 1: Answering your medical questions about coronavirusThe spread of coronavirus has monopolized the world’s attention and people have a lot of…

Segment 1: Weaving a memorable presidential speech is a difficult art.A good speech can do wonders for a those who deliver them, but behind many famous…

Segment 1: The author of "One by One" shares his battle with opioid addiction.Nicholas Bush found himself hiding from police for crimes related to his to…

She already has had to bury her 17-year-old daughter Claire. Gwen Hartley's mission now is to have Kansas lawmakers help save the life of her 12-year-old…

Segment 1: Missouri House minority leader explained her party can still manage to get issues across the finish line.Representative Crystal Quade says her…

Segment 1: As rates increase among children in Kansas City, lead poisoning remains a persistent concern.It's been decades since companies stopped adding…