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Month: March 2020

Woman allegedly tried to contaminate food

Click here for updates on this story     Hanover Township (WNEP) — A supermarket said it had to throw out thousands of dollars in food after a scare from a customer. The co-owner of Gerrity’s said a woman purposely coughed on food in the store’s produce, bakery, and meat case Wednesday afternoon. Gerrity’s management said it

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Historias en tiempos del coronavirus

Nota del editor: En una serie de ensayos llamados The Distance (La Distancia), Thomas Lake cuenta las historias de estadounidenses durante la pandemia. Esta historia se basa en extensas entrevistas telefónicas con la familia O’Donnell. (CNN) — Comenzamos en Nueva York, unos meses después de la catástrofe. No es el virus actual, sino el ataque terrorista de

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Nancy Pelosi begins talk of next coronavirus relief bill as she tells House Democrats to ‘recognize the good’ in stimulus

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi told House Democrats that it’s important to “recognize the good” in the $2 trillion stimulus package on which the White House and Senate leaders struck a deal early Wednesday morning. Those comments came just after Pelosi told House Democrats on a series of conference calls that she is already thinking about

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Nancy Pelosi begins talk of next coronavirus relief bill as she tells House Democrats to ‘recognize the good’ in stimulus

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi told House Democrats that it’s important to “recognize the good” in the $2 trillion stimulus package on which the White House and Senate leaders struck a deal early Wednesday morning. Those comments came just after Pelosi told House Democrats on a series of conference calls that she is already thinking about

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Unclaimed Veteran laid to rest

Click here for updates on this story     Nashville (WSMV) — An unclaimed Veteran is a soldier who has passed away with no next-of-kin, and without enough funds to cover the cost of a funeral and burial. The Department of Veterans Affairs laid to rest PFC James Steven Eaton yesterday, at the Middle Tennessee State Veterans

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Stimulus check scam hits Middle Tennessee

Click here for updates on this story     NASHVILLE (WSMV) — The federal government is looking at giving checks to help out during the coronavirus crisis. With so many in need right now, scammers are trying to take advantage of those who are vulnerable. “The level of activity on scammers right now is just through the

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Waffle House closes 420 locations amid coronavirus pandemic

Waffle House just became the latest restaurant chain to shutter some of its locations amid the nation’s novel coronavirus outbreak. State and local governments across the US have issued Covid-19-related restrictions on public gatherings meant to reduce the spread of the deadly disease. Those restrictions have decimated business for dine-in restaurants throughout the country. Waffle

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