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Missourians cannot currently order at-home PCR COVID-19 tests from the state due to a sharp increase in demand because of the omicron variant of the disease.
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The average number of daily COVID cases in both Missouri and Kansas climbed to record levels on Monday, and hospitalizations are near all-time highs in the Kansas City metro. But tests are in short supply.
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Missouri school students will sit down for state assessments soon. For some, it’ll be their first time in a classroom in more than a year. Teachers and parents say testing should be canceled, but education officials counter the data is critical.
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Congresswoman Sharice Davids calls for quicker small business relief, the new Johnson County health director touts the importance of COVID-19 testing, children with intellectual and development disabilities are missing vital services at home, and a group sewing masks for health care workers.
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Missouri education officials released long-awaited school report cards Friday, and the good news is most schools are meeting expectations. In fact, 97...
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Segment 1: Six in 10 Americans failed the history portion of U.S. citizenship test.When the Woodrow Wilson Foundation surveyed 41,000 Americans on their…
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Segment 1: Four nearby counties are "the most typical in the U.S." according to recent study.A recent study by Echelon Insights, a research and polling…
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One of the most common ways for high school students to earn college credit — and, by extension, reduce the cost of college — is to pass an AP exam.But…
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Second-grade teacher Aubrey Paine leads her class into the school computer lab, gets everyone seated, then moves from computer to computer, typing in…
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Parents and teachers in Kansas may be in for a shock when new standardized test scores are released.The Kansas State Board of Education will meet Tuesday…
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In order to become a naturalized citizen, immigrants must pass a basic U.S. civics test. Some Missouri lawmakers are pushing for the state to adopt…