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Kansas City leadership will come together to honor frontline workers and remember those lost to COVID-19 during a National Day of Remembrance on Tuesday, Jan. 19. The evening will begin at 5:30 p.m. with a press conference where a backdrop of 1,665 white flags will line the National WWI Museum and Memorial’s Main Entrance, representing those lost to COVID-19 in the Kansas City Metro. The press conference will end with the Kansas City skyline lighting up in amber to mark this day with cities across the nation. The buildings will include various landmarks in the downtown and Crossroads dist...

KCMO health director: It could be months before seniors get COVID-19 vaccine Seniors are getting some good news regarding the COVID-19 vaccine, but it could still be months before they're actually able to get the shot. and last updated 2021-01-13 10:40:36-05 KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Seniors are getting some good news regarding the COVID-19 vaccine, but it could still be months before they're actually able to get the shot. "The CDC just announced that they are encouraging states to be more flexible and open up for those over 65, and those in the 16-to-65 category that have serious other health ...

City’s last updated health order set to expire Saturday

Measles can be prevented by vaccination with measles, mumps and rubella vaccine. (AP file photo/Eric Risberg) ST. LOUIS (CN) — A group of Missouri parents told an Eighth Circuit panel on Tuesday that the state requires them to go through a forced indoctrination session to religiously opt out of vaccines required for their children to attend school. “This is a hybrid rights case,” plaintiffs’ attorney Linus Baker told the three-judge panel via a teleconference hearing. “It has many fundamental rights. These parents cannot raise these children the way they want, they cannot provide i...

City’s last updated health order set to expire Saturday