“Let them play!” It’s something parents and student athletes have been asking for, for months in Kansas, and Tuesday night, winter athletes are getting their wish.

It's a post-coronavirus condition that many patients shy away from talking about. But medical professionals now call them the long haulers, people who recovered from the coronavirus infection but have lingering symptoms. Some call the headaches, dizziness, fatigue: BRAIN FOG.

The Kansas City, Kansas, Municipal Court will be closed from December 1, 2020, to January 18, 2021, as the county is continuing ongoing efforts to increase public safety and reduce the spread of the coronavirus.

As pharmaceutical companies continue to develop vaccines for COVID-19, states begin planning how officials will distribute the doses.

A new online tool is helping people make a more informed decision ahead of holiday gatherings this year.

Missouri prisons have seen a surge of inmate deaths connected to the coronavirus this month, prompting civil rights leaders to urge additional steps to protect prisoners and staff.

Dr. Tony Sun, chief medical officer for UnitedHealthcare of Kansas, breaks down the myths and facts for trying to understand your symptoms. Sponsored by UnitedHealthcare.

Here's today's COVID-19 update sponsored by Partners in Primary Care.

A federal program that had extended unemployment benefits for an extra 13 weeks in Kansas will stop next month just as new COVID-19 restrictions could lead to more furloughs and layoffs.

Kansas is preparing to launch a media campaign aimed at getting more of its residents to wear masks so that the coronavirus doesn't keep spreading rapidly, though some officials are skeptical that it will move the needle much.