Children with autism find ways to cope with COVID-19 changes
For children living with autism, the changes brought on by COVID-19 can be especially difficult.
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For children living with autism, the changes brought on by COVID-19 can be especially difficult.
With signs hung up, and announcements made, small businesses like Blue Moon Boutique and Miss Daisy's Home and Décor Company have temporarily closed their store doors as the Missouri and City of Joplin stay at home order begins.
The Labette County Prosecutor's Office files a murder charge after a pedestrian is killed in a suspected DUI crash.
Mercy is making changes to hospitals where needed during the COVID-19 pandemic. The health system joins others in possible furloughs.
Ascension's CEO tells employees that they'll protect their pay if they're temporarily assigned to different jobs or unable to work for reasons linked to COVID-19.
Freeman Health System speaks to KOAM about furloughs after the hospital's daily briefing related to COVID-19.
Latest headlines related to COVID-19
Authorities say a Neosho man is dead after a car hit his bicycle on I-49 in southwest Missouri.
Authorities arrest a Pittsburg man after he called 911 and told them he fatally shot his dad.
The Joplin Health Department confirms a second positive case of COVID-19.
Authorities capture a suspect in Pittsburg after a chase that ran across state lines.
Viva Boger, a resident at the Carrington Place Cottages Independent living center in Pittsburg, just turned 101 years old. But because of the coronavirus, she is celebrating differently this year.
The Montgomery County Health Department and Montgomery County Emergency Management Office on Sunday afternoon reported two additional COVID-19 cases involving Montgomery County residents.
The Oklahoma State Department of Health says the number of coronavirus cases in the state has now surpassed 1,200 and reports four more deaths.
The Bourbon County Health Department confirmed three more COVID-19 cases on Sunday, April 5, bringing the total to seven.
As coronavirus cases increase, health providers may be forced to ration out treatment for patients, but disability rights groups like SKIL in parsons are speaking out against a set of guidance protocols passed down from KDHE.
Additional medical professionals are needed by hospitals across Missouri to help meet the challenges posed by COVID-19.
At Saturday’s press briefing, Governor Mike Parson assured Missourians that the state’s food supply chain remains strong.
Owner of Big Elk Campground Pat Tinsley says they have had an increase of customers lately because of COVID-19.
Governor Kevin Stitt announced the launch of a new volunteer initiative that will connect courageous Oklahomans to volunteer opportunities in their communities, once health professionals determine it is safe and appropriate to do so.
A semi truck flipped in Crawford County, sending the driver to the hospital.
The CDC is recommending everyone wear masks when going out. We spoke with an infection control specialist on the do's and don’ts when it comes to masks and gloves and keeping yourself safe.