vaccines

As the number of coronavirus cases continues to rise in Kansas and Missouri, potential COVID-19 vaccines are entering clinical trials in Kansas City and the rest of the country.

Jobless claims in Kansas and Missouri continue to soar and federal unemployment benefits are expiring, some residents of Kansas City's most dangerous neighborhoods could be eligible for a free Ring doorbell, and what we know about a possible COVID-19 vaccine.

The trials, set to start by late August, could prove to be an important development in the medical response to the pandemic.

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The Center for Pharmaceutical Research is one of two clinics selected to conduct trials on vaccines being developed for the new coronavirus.

How elder care facilities can move forward safely from the pandemic, an update from a Kansas City doctor overseeing trials for two possible COVID-19 vaccines, and suggestions for your weekend streaming watch list.

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,…

A federal judge has thrown out a lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of Missouri’s religious exemption form for vaccinations.Senior U.S. District…

A federal judge has rejected a Kansas City charter school student's claim that Missouri's official religious exemption form for vaccines is an…

Segment 1: The annual influenza vaccination is still considered the best way to protect against the virus and its complications.The Centers for Disease…

TOPEKA — Kansas schools will require two new vaccines come August, including one against a virus that’s hospitalized 13,000 people and killed 200 across…

Vaccinations not only protect your health, they protect the health of the community by slowing or stopping the spread of illness.But Missouri now has some…