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Month: March 2020

County family pet survives destructive house fire

Click here for updates on this story     RANDOLPH COUNTY, NC (WGHP ) — Randolph County fire investigators and the Randolph County Sheriff’s Office are looking into what caused a family house to go up in flames early Monday afternoon. The first started around 1:45 p.m. at a single-story house in the Roc-Wood Park Subdivision. Neighbors

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‘This isn’t our first rodeo’: CBP chief outlines coronavirus preps along the border to ABC-7

SANTA TERESA, New Mexico (KVIA) — Acting U.S. Customs and Border Protection Commissioner Mark Morgan is confident about his agency’s ability to deal with the coronavirus outbreak. “We have pandemic plans. This isn’t the first rodeo for CBP,” Morgan said. “H1N1, Ebola — and look, we’ve had issues with Tuberculosis. For CBP, this isn’t anything

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How to watch Tuesday’s primaries and caucuses

Six states are holding primaries and caucuses on Tuesday. Here’s everything you need to know about how to watch CNN’s coverage. Which states vote on Tuesday? Primaries are being held in Idaho, Michigan, Mississippi, Missouri and Washington, and the North Dakota Democratic caucuses are also taking place the same day. Here’s a state breakdown of

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US military expected to announce halt to troop and family relocation moves in areas impacted by coronavirus

The US military is expected to announce a 60-day pause on all previously scheduled moves for troops and their families in areas significantly impacted by the coronavirus pandemic, according to a defense official with direct knowledge of the discussions. The Pentagon is also continuing to review whether it can continue with planned military exercises around

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Department of Veterans Affairs adopts ‘no visitors’ policy at nursing homes due to coronavirus

The Department of Veterans Affairs announced Tuesday that more than 134 nursing homes across the country have adopted a “no visitors” policy in an effort to lower the risk of exposure to the coronavirus among older veterans who are particularly vulnerable to infection. VA Secretary Robert Wilkie said earlier Tuesday that those facilities, which house

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Tens of thousands of students out of school as St. Paul educators strike after failed negotiations

More than 37,000 children are out of school after the St. Paul, Minnesota, teachers union went on strike because a dozen mediation sessions had not yielded meaningful movement on educators’ demands for better mental health and multilingual services for students. The language support is especially important in one of the nation’s most diverse districts, where

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