Senator Roger Marshall has amplified his call to Dr. Anthony Fauci, Chief Medical Advisor to the President, to stop funding research in China with U.S. taxpayer money and to not hinder the investigation into the origins of COVID-19.
Senator Roger Marshall has put his stamp on two new bills introduced that would protect members of the military who choose to not get vaccinated against COVID-19.
Clay County officials have seen a small increase in COVID-19 cases and have reminded residents to continue to take precautions, meanwhile, Riley Co. has seen a small decrease.
The Kansas Attorney General has confirmed that the state lost nearly $350,000 due to failure to enforce COVID-19 vaccine mandates for health care workers.
Conservative Republican lawmakers have approved a measure that would prohibit Kansas or its cities, counties or school districts from imposing mask mandates to control the spread of any infectious disease.
Senator Roger Marshall has questioned the Pentagon on its decision to discharge more than 1,700 service members for refusal to get vaccinated against COVID-19.
Two new studies by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have found COVID-19 is the third leading cause of death in the U.S. for the second year in a row.
Second COVID-19 vaccine booster doses are now authorized for Kansans over 50 and some immunocompromised residents after updated approval from the Kansas Department of Health and Environment.
Kansas Governor Laura Kelly has confirmed that state surveyors will not report compliance with the CMS COVID-19 vaccine mandate as part of their surveys.
About three weeks after the University of Kansas decided to phase out its on-campus mask policy, it decided to drop the full mandate for the remainder of the semester.
Nursing facilities have called for a renewed national COVID-19 public health emergency declaration as they worry the BA.2 variant will cause the virus to resurge in the U.S.
Conservative Republican lawmakers on Thursday revived a proposal to weaken Kansas’ vaccination requirements for children enrolling in school and day care and to make it easier for people to get potentially dangerous treatments for COVID-19.
The Small Business Administration has made a few policy changes in order to help small Kansas businesses repay loans meant to help them through the COVID-19 pandemic.
When the first Kansas patient to be treated for COVID-19 arrived two years ago at The University of Kansas Health System, doctors weren’t sure how to handle the new and scary sickness.
Republican legislators in Kansas are trying to prohibit state and local mask mandates during disease outbreaks, advancing such a ban Wednesday along with proposals aimed at discouraging local restrictions on businesses and public gatherings.
The Kansas Attorney General has once again called on the Biden administration to immediately repeal another COVID-19 vaccine and mask mandate - this time for the Head Start program.
After Douglas County’s decision to drop its own mask mandate, the University of Kansas has decided to follow suit and phase-out its indoor mask policy.
The U.S. Senate has passed a resolution introduced by Senator Roger Marshall to ban the CMS COVID-19 vaccine mandate from taking effect and now heads to the House of Representatives.
After the county saw significant improvement in the latest COVID-19 report, Shawnee Co. residents no longer have to follow a few recommendations set forth by the Health Department at the beginning of the pandemic.
Kansas’s Attorney General has urged courts to reopen litigation into one of the nation’s four COVID-19 vaccine mandates currently entangled in legal battles.
The Kansas Department of Health and Environment is reporting declining trends for COVID-19 cases and deaths but, The University of Kansas Health System warns of what could come if efforts are decreased.
