What would it take to lift coronavirus restrictions? Experts weigh in

By Robert Langreth Tribune News Service U.S. coronavirus infections have passed 50,000. The death toll, while still well below the worst-hit countries, is expected to…

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Cooper, Jones amongst top dominant DII wrestlers

By FHSU SPORTS INFORMATION INDIANAPOLIS – A pair of Fort Hays State wrestlers were highly ranked in the final tally of wins via pin and…

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FHSU faculty, students win several awards at international business conference

By UNIVERSITY RELATIONS Dr. Shane Shartz led a list of Fort Hays State University representatives who brought home three of the top awards from a…

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2020 Olympics postponed until summer 2021 amid coronavirus outbreak

By Kate Feldman Tribune News Service The Summer Olympics in Tokyo will be postponed by a year after an agreement was reached with the International…

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China’s hidden symptom-free virus cases means epidemic not over

Tribune News Service China’s exclusion of people without symptoms from its official count of confirmed coronavirus cases is renewing concerns over whether its outbreak has…

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Democrats, White House resolve sticking points in coronavirus stimulus bill

By Sarah D. Wire Tribune News Service WASHINGTON — Senate Democrats and the White House appear to have agreed on some of the last sticking…

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Can Trump order an end to coronavirus isolation? That’s up to the states

By Charles Duncan McClatchy Tribune News Service WASHINGTON — A week ago, President Donald Trump asked all Americans to stay home for 15 days to…

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Will Texas or Florida be ‘the next Italy?’ Red states lag blue in stay-at-home orders

By Molly Hennessy-Fiske and Jaweed Kaleem Tribune News Service HOUSTON — Gavin Newsom was the first governor to order his citizens to stay at home,…

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What a Nobel Prize-winning economist advises to ease the economic fallout of the coronavirus

By Abraham Gutman Tribune News Service As coronavirus in the United States spreads, the magnitude of the economic impact is starting to appear. The number…

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