Active coronavirus clusters Each Wednesday, the KDHE updates how many active coronavirus clusters it is tracking across Kansas. There are 387 active clusters this week, 38 more than last week.

Deaths from coronavirus disease COVID-19 in Sedgwick County and Wichita KS are much higher than local health officials report, KDHE data shows.

On Thursday, the Kansas Department of Health and Environment expanded eligibility for the COVID-19 vaccine booster shot to children ages 12-15 and approved an additional primary dose for ...

Active coronavirus clusters Each Wednesday, the KDHE updates how many active coronavirus clusters it is tracking across Kansas. There are 349 active clusters this week, 74 more than last week.

KDHE Director of Genomic Epidemiology John Anderson says the new variants commonly known as FLiRT, FLuQE, and LB.1 likely aren’t as severe as those we’ve seen in the past.

With the first reported case of a new, more infectious COVID-19 variant being detected in the United States, one Kansas health expert said it's important to note that contagiousness doesn't ...

Kansas public health officials named locations of coronavirus clusters with COVID-19 case outbreaks in Wichita and Hutchinson, including two churches.

Kansas will no longer reimburse for some forms of COVID-19 testing due to a lack of money, but access to free testing is still available.

TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - The KDHE is expanding its resources to help fight COVID-19. Dr. Lee Norman, Secretary of the Kansas Department of Health and Environment, says the agency has added resources ...

Over the past seven days, the KDHE reported 5,807 new COVID-19 cases, including 1,460 children; 249 new hospitalizations, including seven children; and 160 new deaths, including one child.

Department officials said it is now up to the individual to notify their close contacts about potential exposure to COVID-19.

KDHE Director of Genomic Epidemiology John Anderson says the new variants commonly known as FLiRT, FLuQE, and LB.1 likely aren’t as severe as those we’ve seen in the past.