COVID-19

TOPEKA — The state board overseeing emergency medical services moved Friday to allow workers above a certain level of EMS certification to aid in...

Bipartisan group of 60 Kansas legislators sign call-to-action letter urging people to work harder to counter spread of COVID-19.

TOPEKA — Saint Francis Ministries is eliminating its support network for refugees in Kansas, citing financial strains within the organization and a desire to...

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KDHE says number of Kansas who died with COVID-19 grew by 119 since Monday, bringing state's pandemic death toll in November closer to 700.

I’m old. Old enough to be among those who had familiar feelings earlier this year when a mysterious disease broke out, and no one...

WASHINGTON — Health care workers and residents of nursing homes and other long-term care facilities would be the first people in the U.S. to...

Gov. Kelly urges Congress to adopt emergency aid package for state and local governments, despite November uptick in Kansas tax revenue.

TOPEKA — A Kansas health official says a COVID-19 vaccine could be available for many high-risk health care workers in mid-December. Phil Griffin, deputy director...

TOPEKA — People awaiting trial at CoreCivic's Leavenworth prison for federal detainees say the private company has failed to provide adequate testing or medical...