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In a region that straddles two states and multiple cities and counties, some health departments move to ease COVID-19 restrictions faster than others.
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The Missouri governor on what it'll take to safely reopen the state
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Governors of Missouri and Kansas on reopening their states, Kansas City hospital CEO on COVID-19 preparedness, and mime still entertaining during the pandemic.
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Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly was the first in the nation to cancel in-person school for the rest of the academic year. Missouri Gov. Mike Parson was among the last to declare a statewide stay-at-home order.
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Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly and Missouri Gov. Mike Parson are responding differently to the coronavirus threat, and Kansas City child care providers are scrambling resources to meet the needs of essential workers and their kids.
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Updated, 4:45 p.m. Thursday – Missouri schools will not reopen for the remainder of the academic year, Gov. Mike Parson announced Thursday afternoon."I am…
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Missouri will be under a statewide stay-at-home order starting at 12:01 a.m. Monday, April 6, after Republican Gov. Mike Parson announced the directive…
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AUDIO FROM THIS BROADCAST IS NOT AVAILABLESegment 1: Understanding the basics of what a virus isWith the increase in COVID-19 cases in this country,…
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Missouri is prepared for the coronavirus that is spreading across the U.S., health officials said Monday. Gov. Mike Parson said state officials are...
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Some Missouri House Democrats are calling on the governor to stop the removal of people from Medicaid rolls until the state can get a better handle on...
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The chief justice of the Missouri Supreme Court says the state needs to properly fund its public defender system to continue the criminal justice...
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A multimillion dollar system purchased early in the pandemic has been used at a fraction of its capacity.
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The Missouri Hospital Association says it is re-evaluating how to report hospital data publicly.
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Conflicting messages throughout the pandemic have led many people to have dramatically different assessments of risk.
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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.
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Changing who is ultimately responsible for the department’s actions requires support from the Missouri General Assembly or a statewide vote.
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Advocates wanted a group advising the governor to acknowledge that climate change is making floods worse, but the words “climate change” did not appear in the final report.
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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.
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The head of Missouri's health department says informing communities about the early cases wouldn't have affected policy decisions.
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An estimated 200,000 people could receive coverage if the program was expanded.
