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Stronger than ever, The Greeting Committee is back with a hometown show

Stronger than ever, The Greeting Committee is back with a hometown show

Lucas Cuni-Mertz
April 9, 2022

Kansas City’s indie idols are back.  The Greeting Committee return home with a show at The Uptown on April 9, a finale to their monthlong headlining tour in promotion of their sophomore album, "Dandelion."  The tour was a clear sign of the band’s tremendous growth...

UMKC student tests positive for coronavirus

UMKC student tests positive for coronavirus

Lucas Cuni-Mertz
March 25, 2020

A UMKC student has tested positive for COVID-19, Chancellor Agrawal announced.  The student, who does not live on campus, is being treated in isolation.  Agrawal said the university is working closely with public health officials, who will reach out to those who may...

Stay-at-home order issued for Kansas City metro

Stay-at-home order issued for Kansas City metro

Lucas Cuni-Mertz
March 22, 2020

In an increased effort to limit the spread of COVID-19, Mayor Quinton Lucas has issued a “Stay at Home” order for residents of Kansas City and Johnson, Jackson and Wyandotte counties beginning Tuesday, March 24 at 12:01 a.m. Residents are required to stay home except...

Kansas City reports first two coronavirus cases, state announces first death

Kansas City reports first two coronavirus cases, state announces first death

Lucas Cuni-Mertz
March 18, 2020

The first confirmed cases of COVID-19 hit Kansas City today.   A woman in her 40s and a man in his 30s have tested positive for the virus, the Kansas City Health Department announced. The Health Department is investigating whether those the man and woman have...

UMKC moving classes online due to coronavirus pandemic

UMKC moving classes online due to coronavirus pandemic

Lucas Cuni-Mertz
March 13, 2020

UMKC has suspended in-person classes and will move to online-only instruction starting next week due to the COVID-19 pandemic.  The decision comes after three new cases of coronavirus were announced in neighboring Johnson County, Kansas. There are still no known cases...

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