By David Lightman Tribune News Service WASHINGTON — The stimulus checks coming to taxpayers, probably starting later this week, are expected to help people for…
View More Q&A: Coronavirus stimulus checks are coming soon. Here’s who gets money and who doesn’tCategory: Area News
Fewer Kansas, Missouri deaths predicted, but models assume strict social distancing
By Jonathan Shorman Tribune News Service TOPEKA — The coronavirus will peak earlier than previously expected in Kansas and Missouri and result in fewer deaths,…
View More Fewer Kansas, Missouri deaths predicted, but models assume strict social distancingKansas coronavirus cases jump nearly 100 in one day
By Jason Tidd Tribune News Service WICHITA — The number of coronavirus cases in Kansas jumped by nearly 100 in one day as the Wichita…
View More Kansas coronavirus cases jump nearly 100 in one dayVoting begins for county health services, general sales tax
BY JUSTIN SABATA Ellis County residents can now make a decision on the future of medical services in the area. The Ellis County office recently…
View More Voting begins for county health services, general sales taxKansas man arrested for terrorism, threat after coughing in girl’s face, police say
By Michael Stavola Tribune News Service A 31-year-old Scott City man will not be tested for the new coronavirus after he told an 11-year-old girl…
View More Kansas man arrested for terrorism, threat after coughing in girl’s face, police sayThree Lansing prison staff test positive for COVID-19
By Tim Carpenter and Sherman Smith Tribune News Service TOPEKA — Three employees at Lansing Correctional Facility became the first Kansas prison staff to test…
View More Three Lansing prison staff test positive for COVID-19Gov. Kelly suspends barriers to jobless benefits after 55K file claims; state’s death toll may climb to 700
By Tim Carpenter and Sherman Smith Tribune News Service TOPEKA — The volume of coronavirus-infected patients in Kansas is expected to peak in the final…
View More Gov. Kelly suspends barriers to jobless benefits after 55K file claims; state’s death toll may climb to 700Kansas coronavirus update: Trump approves disaster declaration; state has 8 deaths
By Tim Carpenter and Sherman Smith Tribune News Service TOPEKA — President Donald Trump has approved a disaster declaration for Kansas, allowing the state to…
View More Kansas coronavirus update: Trump approves disaster declaration; state has 8 deathsStaying fit amid COVID-19: Hays gyms and trainers offering online options to stay in shape
BY KEAGAN DAVIS After the announcement of all local school closures due to the pandemic of COVID-19, many businesses and gyms temporarily closed as well.…
View More Staying fit amid COVID-19: Hays gyms and trainers offering online options to stay in shapeLegislators review Kelly’s stay-at-home order, let it stand; state logs 319 infections
By Sherman Smith and Tim Carpenter Tribune News Service TOPEKA — Gov. Laura Kelly grew concerned in February about the impact COVID-19 could have on…
View More Legislators review Kelly’s stay-at-home order, let it stand; state logs 319 infections