Cities and counties are working together in the fight against COVID-19, and people staying at home are the best weapon to stop its spread.
Kansas City, Missouri, law enforcement officials gathered Monday to explain what will happen after midnight, what’s expected of the public and to clear up confusion about what the order means.
“It’s not martial law,” said attorney Maureen Brady with McShane Brady, LLC.
Kansas City, Missouri, law enforcement officials gathered Monday to explain what will happen after midnight, what’s expected of the public and to clear up confusion about what the order means.
“It’s not martial law,” said attorney Maureen Brady with McShane Brady, LLC.
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