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Western Kentucky is dealing with the aftermath of a deadly tornado now, but 10 years ago Joplin, Mo., was in the same place. Joplin Mayor Ryan Stanley offers his advice for those in Kentucky.
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Data from the Kaiser Family Foundation shows that a staggering 55% of frontline health care workers are reporting burnout — or mental and physical exhaustion from chronic workplace stress.
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Vaccination rates in Kansas City, Missouri, and some metro counties are lower than in Joplin, where a Delta-variant surge is driving one of the highest new case rates in the state.
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Conflicting messages throughout the pandemic have led many people to have dramatically different assessments of risk.
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On Sunday May 22, 2011, an EF5 tornado swept through Joplin, Missouri. In minutes, winds reaching up to 200 miles per hour reduced homes and buildings to…
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Joplin city leaders and school officials held a ribbon cutting ceremony for the new Kansas City University of Medicine and Bioscience campus on…
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With the United States facing a shortage of physicians over the next decade, health care groups and lawmakers are scrambling to increase the number of…
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“I love the chainsaw guys,” Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon interrupts.Dwain Carter, director of disaster relief for the Missouri Baptists, is trying to tell the…
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The rebuilding of Joplin after a devastating tornado struck in 2011 was generally applauded as a textbook example of how to take care of people when…
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A Kansas City council committee says concerns over the Paris terrorist attacks may help the city to get back on the list of metropolitan areas receiving…
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Kansas City won’t be getting the volume of federal funding it’s been accustomed to for preparation against terrorist attacks and natural disasters, said…
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People in the path of severe weather (and other emergencies) now have a new way to find out about threats: text message alerts, sent straight to mobile…