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Carrollton mother holds out hope for infant hospitalized at Children's Mercy with meningitis
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Cameron Regional Medical Center Named Anchor for Missouri’s ToRCH Hub No. 4
As part of the ToRCH Care initiative under the Missouri Rural Health Transformation Program (RHTP), Cameron Regional Medical Center (CRMC) was officially notified on July 17, 2026, that it has been selected as the “Anchor” for Hub No. 4. Hub No. 4 is comprised of the four counties of Caldwell, Clinton, Daviess, and DeKalb.
FOX4 News Kansas City
Kansas City family finds hope at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital
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‘We are living in reverse’: Fragile HIV funding puts another strain on Kansas City’s safety net
Roberto Archuleta (center), who was diagnosed with HIV in 1991, points to this photo from around that time as an illustration of the damage the virus did. "Everybody in that picture is dead except for me," he said (photo submitted). Roberto Archuleta was 21 years old in 1991 when he...
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Medicaid changes are coming. Kansas City health organizations fear patients aren’t prepared
Last year, Congress passed one of the most significant cuts to Medicaid since its creation 60 years ago. It was part of President Donald Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act. People who qualify for low-income healthcare subsidies under Medicaid expansion will need to meet new criteria for eligibility, including work requirements and a more frequent redetermination process.
The Wichita Beacon
‘We are living in reverse.’ Fragile HIV funding puts another strain on Kansas City’s safety net
HIV health providers have already absorbed some cuts and fear more. They worry that gains made toward eliminating the virus are in jeopardy. The post ‘We are living in reverse.’ Fragile HIV funding puts another strain on Kansas City’s safety net appeared first on The Beacon .
KCTV 5
Midtown Costco pharmacy and gas station are staying, KC councilman says
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Costco reaches a compromise surrounding Kansas City’s Midtown location, according to a city council member. Crispin Rea announced that the pharmacy at the Midtown Costco location will stay, even after the company transitions the store to a business center. “Today I was informed by...
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CH-F Family Medicine Clinics welcome Shelbie Graham, DNP
Shelbie (Gaines) Graham is a 2017 graduate of Rock Port High School. Community Hospital-Fairfax Family Medicine Clinics have welcomed Shelbie Graham, Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP), to their provider team. A native of Rock Port, Missouri, Dr. Graham feels a deep connection to the community she now serves. Her roots...
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Hospital auxiliary honored at reception, Bob Alldredge selected Auxilian of the Year
Bob Alldredge was selected as the Auxilian of the Year. (Submitted photos) Mardee Collingham, outgoing president, installed Marilyn Alldredge as president, Kathy Davis as vice president, and Sandy Burke as board member. Community Hospital-Fairfax hosted an appreciation reception for the CH-F Auxiliary Thursday, July 16. Community Hospital-Fairfax hosted an appreciation...
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Local clinic supervisor reacts to record-high measles cases
ST. JOSEPH, Mo. (KQTV) -- Recorded measles cases in the United States have reached over 2,300, the highest the country has seen in 35 years, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Kristi Billings, interim clinic supervisor with the St. Joseph Health Department, gave her thoughts on why...
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Councilmember says Costco leadership ‘seriously considering’ retention of pharmacy services at Midtown location
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - After the City Council’s Neighborhoods Committee heard testimony regarding Costco’s plans to rezone its Midtown location, the committee voted the ordinance out with no recommendation on Wednesday. The ordinance that would allow for the rezoning of the Midtown Costco will be considered by...
St. Joseph Post
St. Joseph School District students should ensure vaccinations up to date ahead of new school year
The St. Joseph School District wants to keep students healthy as school starts in just over a month and enrollment is underway throughout the district. In the state of Missouri, immunizations are required for school attendance as students going into kindergarten, eighth grade, and 12th grade must be fully up to date on their vaccinations to be able to attend school.
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KC East Side Lands New Healing Hub For Families Hurt By Gun Violence
On Aug. 1, 2026, a long‑talked‑about idea on Kansas City’s East Side finally turns into brick and mortar. AdHoc Group Against Crime is cutting the ribbon on its new AdHoc Center for Healing and Justice, a one‑stop hub that pulls counseling, legal help and a clinic‑style trauma room under a single roof. The building is meant to serve families living with gun violence, chronic trauma and decades of neighborhood disinvestment, and organizers are marking opening day with a back‑to‑school party featuring bounce houses, food trucks and free haircuts for kids.
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Mosaic Life Care breaks ground on new heart, lung and vascular center in the facility
ST. JOSEPH, Mo. (KQTV)-- A ceremonial groundbreaking on Wednesday marked the start of a new addition in Mosaic Life Care as leaders, physicians and staff celebrated the future home of its Heart, Lung and Vascular Center. For Dr. Jane Schwabe, a medical director of cardiothoracic surgery, the project is about...