As virus cases surge, Kansas wants people home, feds to act
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March 26, 2020
TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — Kansas' top public health official on Wednesday chided residents looking to "wriggle around" local stay-at-home orders meant to check the spread of the novel coronavirus, and Gov. Laura Kelly said the U.S. government should require industries to manufacture medical supplies.
The state reported 126 confirmed cases, a jump of 28 cases in a single day, but the total didn't include three confirmed cases announced later Wednesday by hospitals and local health officials in Topeka. The state has had three COVID-19-related deaths in the past two weeks, all in the state's portion of...
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