Kansas details reopening plan

Kansas Governor Laura Kelly has detailed her plan for a phased-in reopening of the state’s economy by June 15 with many businesses — but not bars, gyms or barbershops — allowed to reopen Monday, when her stay-at-home order has expired.

Even businesses reopening first face some restrictions, and Kelly is allowing officials in each of the state’s 105 counties to impose stricter rules.

A few categories of businesses will stay closed until at least May 18. These include:

• Bars and night clubs, excluding already-operating curbside and carryout services,
• Non-tribal casinos
• Theaters, museums, and other indoor leisure spaces (trampoline parks, arcades, etc.)
• Fitness centers and gyms, and
• Nail salons, barbershops, hair salons, tanning salons, tattoo parlors "an other personal-service businesses where close contact cannot be avoided

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