News & Issues
Inside the Sludge: How Experts Run COVID Wastewater Testing
Messy But Necessary
by Vicky Diaz-Camacho
November 1, 2022
curiousKC
curiousKC | Answers to COVID Questions You Need to Know
Your Questions Are Welcome
by Multiple Reporters
May 10, 2022
News & Issues
Uncounted: Inaccurate Death Certificates Across the Country Hide the True Toll of COVID-19
Some counties, like Cape Girardeau, have seen a spike in deaths that aren’t attributed to COVID-19. Many of them, blamed on natural causes, are likely from the coronavirus
by Multiple Reporters
December 28, 2021
Health
10 Things KC Doctors Want You to Know About the Recent COVID Surge
‘This has been an ongoing marathon’
by Vicky Diaz-Camacho
December 21, 2021
News & Issues
Confusion Around COVID Ruling Swirls as Two Missouri School Districts End Semester Early
Local health officials say they’re still waiting on guidance from the state on how to interpret a recent court ruling, and one health department requested to intervene in the case
by Tessa Weinberg, Missouri Independent
December 15, 2021
News & Issues
‘What Do We Tell Our Customers?’: Labor Shortage, Material Delays Hamper Home Construction
Housing Shortage Worsened During Pandemic
by DC Benincasa, Missouri Business Alert
October 26, 2021
Funding for Flatland
Provided By
William T. Kemper, Commerce Bank, Trustee
The Fred and Lou Hartwig Family
Jo Anna Dale
Robert & Marlese Gourley
Herbert & Bonnie Buchbinder
Arts & Culture
Federal Pandemic Program Became a ‘Godsend’ to Kansas City Venues
48 businesses in Kansas City received grants from the Shuttered Venue Operators Grant program.
by Celisa Calacal, KCUR 89.3
October 12, 2021
News & Issues
Judge Rules Against AG Challenge to Masks in Missouri Schools. Columbia Case Continues
If the attorney general’s office wants to challenge school mask rules across the state, it will have to do so with individual cases
by Tessa Weinberg, Missouri Independent
September 28, 2021
