The May 14 lighting is part of a national effort to raise awareness of a rare genetic condition. Kansas City, Kansas City Hall will be lit blue on Thursday, May 14, in recognition of MEF2C Awareness D...
The Wyandotte County Public Health Department offers lead testing and prevention resources due to the harmful effects of lead, particularly on young children. Lead exposure often comes from older home...
The Wyandotte County Public Health Department's 2025 Annual Report showcases milestones, expanded services, and community partnerships. Key advancements include enhanced programs for families, extende...
Starting February 2, 2026, the Wyandotte County Public Health Department will change its walk-in clinic hours, moving the late clinic day from Thursday to Wednesday with extended hours until 6:15 p.m....
The Maillard reaction enhances the flavor and color of foods like roasted vegetables and coffee by creating new flavor compounds through heat. K-State Research and Extension Wyandotte County educates ...
K-State Research and Extension Wyandotte County offers tips for healthier holiday meals without sacrificing flavor. Lori Wuellner recommends simple changes like reducing fats, using lean meats, opting...
Wyandotte County health officials report a rise in whooping cough cases and urge the public to monitor symptoms and maintain vaccinations. Early signs include mild respiratory symptoms that develop in...
The Wyandotte County Public Health Department received the 2025 Organization Advocate of the Year award from Grandparents for Gun Safety for its efforts in promoting gun safety and reducing firearm fa...
The Unified Government of Wyandotte County and Kansas City urges residents to stay calm amid a tuberculosis outbreak. The Kansas Department of Health and Environment asserts low public risk and is coo...
The Unified Government's bikeshare program experienced a 12% growth in e-bike usage in 2024, making it a favored transportation option. Plans for 2025 include new hubs and a Bike Wrangler Program to e...
