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Missouri health officials reported 179 in new confirmed coronavirus cases Tuesday, as the state continues to see daily triple-digit increases.
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KCMBA offers free services for health care workers
The Kansas City Metropolitan Bar Association has launched a new program providing free power of attorney planning services for health care workers on the frontline of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Read More »Health department: No COVID-19 cases from Missouri hair salon
None of the clients and coworkers of two hair stylists at a Missouri hair salon who tested positive for COVID-19 had confirmed cases of the disease, health officials said Monday.
Tagged with: coronavirus COVID-19 Springfield-Greene County Health Department
Read More »Poll: Pandemic does little to alter U.S. views on health care
A new poll suggests Americans have remarkably little interest in big changes to health care as a result of the pandemic.
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Read More »Protection politics: Special session for COVID-19 liability faces obstacles
Missouri businesses want state lawmakers to insulate them from potential lawsuits as they emerge from the COVID-19 shutdown, but that might be a tall order.
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Read More »Jackson County implements COVID screenings — in part
After weeks of increased pressure from Jackson County’s presiding judge, medical personnel are now in place to provide COVID-19 screenings for employees and members of the public for entry to Jackson County Circuit Court facilities.
Tagged with: coronavirus COVID-19 Jackson County Courthouse Judge David M. Byrn
Read More »Missouri sees biggest increase in coronavirus cases in month
Confirmed coronavirus cases are on the rise in Missouri, with triple-digit increases for three straight days in the Kansas City metropolitan areas, according to state health department data.
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Read More »Health official: No new COVID-19 cases from Missouri parties
No additional cases of the new coronavirus have been reported stemming from the crowded pool parties at Missouri's Lake of the Ozarks over the Memorial Day weekend, the state's top health official said.
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Read More »Missouri governor cuts $209M from budget because of virus
Missouri's governor cut another $209 million from this year's budget, including deep cuts in education, following a steep drop in revenues because of the coronavirus.
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Read More »Byrn: Jackson County failed to deliver on screenings for COVID-19
The lack of promised COVID-19 screenings at Jackson County courthouses has led Presiding Judge David M. Byrn to urge county officials to provide those screenings, citing pledges they made prior to reopening the courthouses.
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Read More »Judge grants extended TRO against House of Pain
A gym operator that sought to delay an enforcement action brought against it by St. Louis County appears to have accepted a ruling by a federal judge, who ordered it to close its locations amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
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