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Month: July 2020

Gov. Kemp: Hospital setting aside beds to treat the rising number of COVID-19 patients

Click here for updates on this story     ATLANTA, GA (WGCL) — Governor Kemp’s office announced a Georgia hospital will set aside additional hospital beds to help control Georgia’s rising COVID-19 cases. Governor Kemp, along with Piedmont Healthcare President Kevin Brown, said the additional increase in hospital bed capacity will treat COVID-19 patients at the Marcus

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St. Louis prosecutor investigating couple who brandished guns at protesters says governor and Trump are targeting her

The office of St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner said on Twitter that Missouri’s governor and President Donald Trump “came after her” for investigating a case. At a news conference Tuesday, Gov. Mike Parson said Trump had expressed interest in the Mark and Patricia McCloskey case. The McCloskeys were seen on a viral video brandishing

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Governor signs two police reform bills into law in PA

Click here for updates on this story     HARRISBURG, PA (WPMT) — Governor Tom Wolf has signed two law enforcement bills that will implement more training, mental health evaluations, and expanded pre-employment background checks for officers by also establishing a police database system to assist departments in hiring. “We have made progress in 6 weeks but

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Rabies cases found in Nevada bats

Click here for updates on this story     LAS VEGAS (KVVU) — Seven bats in Nevada have tested positive for rabies, according to the Nevada Department of Agriculture (NDA) Animal Disease Laboratory. The cases were found in Clark and Washoe Counties. According to NDA, the virus, carried through infected saliva, is commonly transmitted through animal bites.

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Top Premier League managers slam ‘disgraceful’ decision to overturn Manchester City’s ban

The decision to overturn Manchester City’s ban from European football competitions has been labeled “disgraceful” and not “a good day for football” by two of the biggest managers in the English Premier League. City was originally punished by UEFA, European football’s governing body, for “serious breaches” of club licensing and Financial Fair Play (FFP) regulations

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Give teachers ‘medical grade PPE’ to get schools reopened and students back in class, pediatrician urges

Teachers should have access to “medical grade PPE” so schools can safely reopen, a pediatrician told CNN. “We should treat them [staff and teachers] as essential workers and we should give them all of the safety equipment they need in order to be safe,” Seattle pediatrician Dr. Dimitri Christakis told CNN’s Jake Tapper Tuesday. Christakis’

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