By Roger Vincent Tribune News Service LOS ANGELES — The prognosis for restaurants and other retailers forced to close by the novel coronavirus pandemic is…
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Roberts, Moran back $2 trillion coronavirus relief bill
By Tim Carpenter and Sherman Smith Tribune News Service TOPEKA — U.S. Sens. Pat Roberts and Jerry Moran joined Senate colleagues Wednesday for unanimous approval…
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Barton County orders establishments closed to fight COVID-19
By Dale Hogg Tribune News Service GREAT BEND — Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Barton County local health officer Karen Winkelman and medical consultant Dr.…
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How COVID-19 affects consumers and supermarkets in Hays
BY DANYANG YUAN As the number of people infected with COVID-19 continues to increase, the supply of goods in supermarkets faces some challenges. In Hays,…
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Clearing the confusion surrounding NCAA senior eligibility
BY MAKENNA ALLEN Ever since NCAA President Mark Emmert and the Board of Governors announced the cancellation of all remaining winter and spring championships, student-athletes,…
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Countries should stop wasting time and fight virus, WHO says
By Thomas Mulier, Corinne Gretler and Naomi Kresge Tribune News Service Governments should stop wasting precious time needed to fight the coronavirus after squandering an…
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A hunger for information is driving TV news to peak levels
By Stephen Battaglio Tribune News Service A cooped-up audience hungry for information on the coronavirus is driving up viewership of TV news to extraordinary levels.…
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Chaos brews in U.S. with jumble of conflicting emergency decrees
By Todd Shields, Chris Dolmetsch and Malathi Nayak Tribune News Service WASHINGTON — The limits of who has what emergency powers is being tested by…
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Senate unanimously passes $2 trillion economic stimulus package
By Sarah D. Wire Tribune News Service WASHINGTON — In an overwhelming bipartisan vote, the Senate on Wednesday passed a $2 trillion economic stimulus package…
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Attacked and hospitalized by ‘monster’ coronavirus, K-State professor now on mend
By Kellis Robinett Tribune News Service MANHATTAN — Andrew Smith has a message for anyone who remains skeptical about the seriousness of the coronavirus pandemic.…
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