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Some elective surgeries in Kansas have been put on hold, things like hip and knee replacements. But cancer treatments are going forward, thanks partly to telemedicine.

The governor and two churches that sued over a stay-at-home order have reached a temporary truce in a case that entangles the coronavirus outbreak with issues of religious liberties.

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Two Baptist churches that sued Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly over an executive order restricting church services to 10 or fewer congregants will be able to meet. Another hearing is scheduled for April 23.

Gov. Laura Kelly has imposed a limit on the size of church gatherings. That's raised a debate over whether efforts to stem a pandemic also violate religious freedom.

Segment 1: Hospitals in the capital city are within their capacity, but some residents bristle at stay-at-home orders.A large number of residents in…

Segment 1: Hospitals in the capital city are within their capacity, but some residents bristle at stay-at-home orders.A large number of residents in…

A hospital chaplain shares her coping strategies and rituals for taking of herself while ministering to patients during the pandemic.

TOPEKA, Kansas — Kansas may not have any limits on the number of people who can safely gather — at all. In a dramatic rebuke, Republican leaders on the…

Houses of worship in the Kansas City metro are canceling services and other activities as states, cities and businesses take drastic steps to prevent…

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…

The comedy about moral philosophy just wrapped up its fourth and final season.NBC's The Good Place captured the imaginations of people across all kinds of…