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Natalie Wallington

Natalie Wallington

Verified

Service Desk Reporter, Kansas City Star

Kansas City

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Genealogy , Food & Beverage , History , Women , Arts

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Total articles 2598

  • Missouri almost got crucial info on utility shutoffs. Then a regulator secretly halted it

    By Natalie Wallington Verified| Kansas City Star Verified Missouri utility regulators removed a requirement for utility companies to report where they perform their shutoffs by ZIP code in a rule passed in late 2023. Illustration by Neil Nakahodo A Missouri official tasked with regulating the state's private utility companies quietly tipped the scales against making utility shutoffs more transparent in 2023.

    By Natalie Wallington Verified · Kansas City Star

    Jan. 29, 2025

  • Federal websites aren't updating anymore. Where can you get health info in KS, MO?

    By Natalie Wallington Verified, Eleanor Nash Verified| Kansas City Star Verified A Centers for Disease Control and Prevention advisory, issued Thursday, recommends that health care providers perform a second test for bird flu within 24 hours of hospital admission for any patient suspected of having seasonal or H5N1 avian influenza. Adobe stock/HealthDay upi The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services paused most external communications Tuesday, Jan. 21, following the inauguration of President Donald Trump for his second term.

    By Natalie Wallington Verified, Eleanor Nash Verified · Kansas City Star

    Jan. 28, 2025

  • Missouri almost got crucial info on utility shutoffs. Then a regulator secretly halted it

    By Natalie Wallington Verified| Kansas City Star Verified Missouri utility regulators removed a requirement for utility companies to report where they perform their shutoffs by ZIP code in a rule passed in late 2023. Illustration by Neil Nakahodo A Missouri official tasked with regulating the state's private utility companies quietly tipped the scales against making utility shutoffs more transparent in 2023.

    By Natalie Wallington Verified · Kansas City Star

    Jan. 29, 2025

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Kansas City Star

Kansas City, Missouri, United States

'+1 816-234-4345