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Kansas City-area hospital and public health leaders say they're significantly concerned about the state of the pandemic heading into the holiday weekend.

Hospitals are delaying surgeries, turning away transfers, holding patients in emergency rooms while they wait for beds to open up and desperately trying to hire traveling nurses as COVID-19 cases doub

MISSION, Kan. (AP) — Hospitals in Kansas and Missouri are delaying surgeries, turning away transfers, holding patients in emergency rooms while they wait for beds to open up and desperately trying to hire traveling nurses as COVID-19 cases double and triple before the holidays in an eerie reminder of last year.

MISSION, Kan. (AP) — Hospitals in Kansas and Missouri are delaying surgeries, turning...

MISSION, Kan. (AP) — Hospitals in Kansas and Missouri are delaying surgeries, turning away transfers, holding patients in emergency rooms while they wait for beds to open up and desperately trying to hire traveling nurses as COVID-19 cases double and triple before the holidays in an eerie reminder of last year.

Having already received the green light from the La Jolla Planned District Ordinance Committee, a Village streetscape improvement plan got approval this week from La Jolla's Development Permit Review Committee and Traffic & Transportation Board.

Kansas City-area medical chiefs are sounding the alarm as COVID-19 cases rise in the metro.

"Our goal is to get you scared straight," one Kansas hospital leader said of the public amid a COVID surge overwhelming the health system.

Chateau La Jolla went to the circus — in theme at least — to celebrate the reopening of one of its buildings Dec. 8 after a four-year, $2.5 million renovation to the interior.

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