Best viewed on desktop This deck includes our analysis and data gathered on Hospital Capacity in Kansas, County deaths by report date, infectious cases, and

Best viewed on desktop We’ve curated a set of visualizations and trends to help you see what’s happening as KDHE reconciles their vital statistics. This

Best viewed on desktop We know that good data empowers citizens to make better decisions. To that end, we’ve created this tool for parents, staff

Illustration: Thuan Pham In February’s issue of Candor, a new online journal serving Wichita, we take a closer look at the data used to open

School District COVID Tracker Model & Visualizations – Version 1Download Access to data empowers citizens to make better decisions. Last week, we published a data

A White House Coronavirus Task Force report released on July 14 hailed a spike of cases in Kansas – but the report was based on

Cornerstone Data analysis of USFacts data; Chart: Candor Visuals We teamed up with a new online journal for the Wichita Metro called Candor to look

We’re back with Analysis of Per Aspera in Ad Astra, Part 2. Today we’re looking at some best practices adopted by two other states that

Yesterday the Journal of the American Medical Association released a peer-reviewed article on the impact of the pandemic on the US overdose crisis. Data was

KDHE continues to be plagued with accuracy issues on their Hospital Capacity dashboard. Data Accuracy is a cornerstone of data maturity in an organization. It

In October, KDHE changed their data without much description. So it took us awhile to re-pull the hospital data. (You can view our discussion of

We’re following up on Part 1 of our 3 part series – The Analysis of Per Aspera in Ad Astra. We’ve had some great feedback

Today we’re launching a 3 part series – The Analysis of Per Aspera in Ad Astra. Governor Kelly launched an Ad Astra plan in April.

We are continuing to work with health officials to publish school gating criteria in Sedgwick County. Here’s what we know so far on November 3:

Vital Statistic reconciliations have continued in October in Kansas with multiple entries added for both April and May. In the image above, we have tracked