Kansas Coronavirus Update: State Reports Second Death, Escalation to 55 Cases of Infection

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AFTERNOON UPDATE 21 Mar, 2020 SUBSCRIBE FOR ALL ACCESS Kansas coronavirus update: State reports second death, escalation to 55 cases of infection KDHE confirms 55 cases of COVID-19 in Kansas and second virus-related fatality, KDHE secretary says situation not "yet" requires stay-at-home orders, U.S. attorney issues fraud alert, KU halts nonessential research. Latest News Taps closing at Brew Bank in downtown Topeka Brew Bank, Topeka's first self-serve bar, is closing after six months in business."Sorry Topeka, we tried to hang on as long as we could," the business said in a post placed at 5:06 p.m Friday on its Facebook page. Masons starting delivery project This content is being provided for free as a public service to our readers during the coronavirus outbreak. Brianna Childers: My book, podcast, TV show recommendations I know right now is a stressful time and there is a lot of negative energy floating around. Subscribe to The Topeka Capital-Journal Sick at home with COVID-19: How to care for loved ones with coronavirus Those who are infected and don't require hospitalization are instructed to stay home, but most live with families, roommates and pets at home. Kansas in Brief Six arrested in meth bustDODGE CITY - Six individuals were arrested after the Ford County Sheriff's Office executed a search warrant in rural Ford County. Police calls The following people were booked into the Shawnee County Jail in connection with felonies:Antonio Denell Hopkins, 32, in connection with crimes that included burglary and felony drug possession, 12:55 p.m. 3/20.Adrianna Evonne Pacheco, 35, in connection with crimes that included aggravated assault, the criminal discharge of a firearm and the criminal possession of a firearm by a felon, 12:20 p.m. 3/20.Joseph Wane Mullins, 50, on an outstanding Shawnee County warrant charging him with felony Businesses doing what they can LEAVENWORTH - With restrictions being placed on businesses because concerns about the coronavirus, local business owners are doing what they can."It's difficult," said Wendy Scheidt, director of the Leavenworth Main Street. And finally... Virus concerns lead to `public' meetings without the public JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) " First, Oklahoma lawmakers excluded the public from the Capitol because of coronavirus concerns.