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Month: July 2020

Florida coronavirus patient went from diagnosis to dying in her daughter’s arms in a matter of days

Hortencia Laurens was nearing her 70th birthday when she was diagnosed with coronavirus on July 2. Her grandson, Diego Fereira, told CNN that she spent her final days navigating the Florida healthcare system with a rapidly progressing illness. “My grandmother was alone, she was scared,” Fereira said. More than 3.3 million people have been diagnosed

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This ‘blessing box’ is answering prayers by providing food, necessities and hope in a small Georgia community

When Mandy Stewart established the Love Your Neighbor Ministries just over a month ago, she made sure that her mission was right in the name. Stewart started the ministry after seeing her neighbors going without food and other necessities amid the coronavirus pandemic. Now a simple wooden cabinet she calls the “blessing box” is providing

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Five ways Boeing’s 747 jumbo jet changed travel

With British Airways this week retiring its fleet of Boeing 747s four years ahead of schedule, the final flying days of the planet’s most recognizable jetliner are approaching sooner than expected. “It is unlikely our magnificent ‘queen of the skies’ will ever operate commercial services for British Airways again due to the downturn in travel

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Civil rights icon Rev. C.T. Vivian dies at 95

Civil rights leader Rev. Cordy Tindell “C.T.” Vivian has died at age 95, his daughter Kira Vivian told CNN. Vivian passed away at his Atlanta home of natural causes Friday. “He was the sweetest man,” Kira Vivian said. “He was so loving. What a loving dad. He was the best father throughout my entire life.”

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Charges against a former New Mexico police officer have been increased to second-degree murder

Charges against a former Las Cruces, New Mexico, police officer accused of killing a man in custody have been increased to second-degree murder from involuntary manslaughter, according to a news release from New Mexico Attorney General Hector Balderas. Balderas also announced the attorney general’s office has taken over the prosecution of the former officer, Christopher

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