Four hours of body aches cured by a common pain reliever. That’s the extent of the side effects Susan Froehlich endured after taking two shots of an experimental Moderna Covid-19 vaccine. And she would “absolutely” do it again if needed. “I woke up with a horrible stomach ache and headache, and it was like I
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SANTA CRUZ, California – The New Mexico State University men’s basketball team has canceled its next two games and paused team activities after one positive test within the program. The Aggies’ non-conference games against Santa Clara on Saturday and at Cal Poly on Monday have been canceled. The pause follows a positive coronavirus test, subsequent
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Click here for updates on this story NASHVILLE, TN (WSMV ) — A new bill could give musicians a big tax break this year. The music industry has been turned completely on its head in 2020. “I think one of the things nobody ever thought would change is live music,” Bassist Annie Clements said. Clements
Continue Reading Click here for updates on this story MI (WNEM ) — For Lt. Gov. Garlin Gilchrist, the pandemic hits home in the most tragic way. “I have lost 24 people in my life to COVID-19,” Gilchrist said. In a one-on-one interview with TV5, he detailed the virus’ personal toll. “I’ve lost the eldest family member
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The end of President Donald Trump’s time in office has been marked by a renewed interest in granting clemency — both from the President, and from members of his inner circle looking for protection before President-elect Joe Biden assumes office. While Trump has continued to falsely insist publicly that he won the presidential election rather
Continue Reading Click here for updates on this story BEAVERTON, OR (KPTV ) — A Beaverton High School student got a big surprise on Friday, proving that hard work pays off. On Friday, four Marines surprised Ethan Li with a $180,000 check for the Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps scholarship. Ethan is a first generation American. His
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FORT BLISS, Texas – Fort Bliss has extended its public health emergency order by another 30 days. Fort Bliss issued its last public health order on Nov. 6 in response to rising Covid-19 cases in El Paso and surrounding communities. Existing restrictions and health protection measures will remain in place, Brig. Gen. Sean Bernabe announced.
Continue Reading Click here for updates on this story STONE COUNTY, MO/KANSAS CITY, MO (KCTV/KSMO ) — Four people in southern Missouri have been charged in connection with severe malnutrition and physical abuse of a four-year-old boy who had to be air-lifted to a Kansas City hospital in critical condition after being kept in a wooden crate.
Continue Reading Click here for updates on this story JACKSON COUNTY, MS (WALA ) — A major break in a decades old cold case. Jackson County, Mississippi investigators know the identity of a baby they found dead in the Escatawpa River near the Alabama/Mississippi state line in 1982. Her name is Alisha Heinrich. She was once known
Continue Reading Click here for updates on this story MADISON, WI (WDJT ) — As Governor Tony Evers calls on the federal government to prioritize Wisconsin for vaccine distribution, health care leaders say not being prioritized would lead to a high cost and growing crisis. The November surge in COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations depleted an already scarce
Continue Reading Click here for updates on this story FORT SMITH, AR (KFSM ) — A third-grade student at Fairview Elementary has been collecting new or gently used blankets to give out to the homeless in Fort Smith because she wants to make sure those in need are able to stay warm this winter. Chloe Durham is
Continue Reading Joe Biden renewed his promise this week to build an administration that will “look like the country.” But that task is proving to be a major challenge for the President-elect as he tries to achieve the right ideological balance and avoid alienating key allies — while some Black and Latino leaders voice disappointment about the
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Joe Biden renewed his promise this week to build an administration that will “look like the country.” But that task is proving to be a major challenge for the President-elect as he tries to achieve the right ideological balance and avoid alienating key allies — while some Black and Latino leaders voice disappointment about the
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(CNN) — Los casos de covid-19, las hospitalizaciones y las muertes se encuentran en niveles récord en todo el país, y las autoridades estiman que EE.UU. pronto sufra todo el peso de otra oleada de infecciones impulsada por las reuniones de Acción de Gracias. «Todavía no hemos visto el efecto completo de un aumento potencial
Continue Reading Click here for updates on this story HAZLETON, PA (WNEP ) — As Luzerne County counts more than 350 new cases of the coronavirus on Friday, a majority of those cases are coming from the Hazleton area. The Wright Center for Community Health is sending in help. Come Wednesday, its mobile testing van will be
Continue Reading Days after the election, Mike Pence called a close friend for a 30-minute conversation to analyze what had just happened and what it all might mean for the future of the Republican Party. According to this person, the vice president was upbeat about the success of GOP candidates lower down the ballot, but Pence also
Continue Reading (CNN Español) — Iraníes piden represalias contra Israel tras el asesinato del científico nuclear Mohsen Fakhrizadeh al tiempo que el país supera el millón de contagios de coronavirus. Todo esto en medio de las sanciones impuestas por EE.UU. que, según el canciller de Irán, les impiden adquirir ciertas vacunas. La tensión solo puede aumentar cuando
Continue Reading Joe Biden’s plan to remake America’s crumbling infrastructure as President is expected to increase the pressure on three key Cabinet picks to work together for results that Americans can see clearly and quickly in the early months of his presidency, sources told CNN. Biden sees a sweeping infrastructure package — a bipartisan issue that is
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Pour one out for prohibition. The amendment banning the production, importation, sale and transportation of alcohol in the United States ended on this day in 1933. Prohibition began on January 17, 1920, when the 18th Amendment went into effect. The cause was championed by the temperance movement, which encouraged and advocated for abstinence from alcohol.
Continue Reading Click here for updates on this story PORTLAND, OR (KPTV ) — The Portland Trail Blazers tip-off their four-game preseason schedule with Sacramento one week from Friday night. FOX 12 joined a conference call on Friday with Carmelo Anthony, who elected to remain in Rip City for his 18th NBA season to further his legacy
Continue Reading In the month since the election, President Donald Trump has grasped for seemingly any theory to explain why he lost to Joe Biden, no matter how outlandish — dead people voted, poll watchers were illegally removed, foreign countries influenced the tabulation of the votes! Yet as his explanations have changed, they remain consistently untrue. Over
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EL PASO, Texas — With 16 confirmed coronavirus deaths added to the fatality list on Saturday morning, El Paso County’s pandemic death toll reached 999 – just one shy of the grim 1,000 mark. In all, there were 76 deaths reported for the week ending Saturday. The youngest victims among the latest Covid-19 deceased in
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Courtney Farr says one of the hardest parts of losing his father to Covid-19 earlier this week was knowing he wasn’t surrounded by his loved ones in his last moments. “When my mother passed away about two years ago, I was able to sit with her … and I was able to hold her hand
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Courtney Farr says one of the hardest parts of losing his father to Covid-19 earlier this week was knowing he wasn’t surrounded by his loved ones in his last moments. “When my mother passed away about two years ago, I was able to sit with her … and I was able to hold her hand
Continue Reading (CNN) — El Congreso de Perú derogó de manera contundente el viernes la ley agrícola que había provocado días de protestas de los agricultores. La ley, que tenía como objetivo impulsar las exportaciones de comestibles, también eximía a los trabajadores agrícolas de salarios más altos y otros beneficios laborales. Fue derogada por 114 votos a
Continue Reading A more combative Ivanka Trump has emerged with little more than one month left in her role as adviser to President Donald Trump, as the first daughter makes a conscious effort to publicly push back on her critics. According to a source familiar with her thinking, Ivanka Trump recognizes there is a time stamp on
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UPDATE, Dec. 7: Police on Monday identified the fatal crash victim as 25-year-old Christian Orozco. Investigators said Orozco was speeding when he lost control of his car and struck a parked van along the said of the road and then a steel pole. He was El Paso’s 65 traffic death of the year compared to
Continue Reading Click here for updates on this story LANCASTER COUNTY, PA (WPMT ) — A Lancaster County woman and her brother are on a mission to bring technology into every hospital in the country. They’re raising money for iPads, chargers, covers, and more so families can speak to their loved ones while they recover in hospitals.
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Hundreds of Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh are being relocated to a controversial island facility in the Bay of Bengal today amid fears that some could be coerced to move there and held indefinitely. A ship carrying 1642 refugees is traveling to Bhasan Char, an island about 40 kilometers (24 miles) off the coast near the
Continue ReadingEl Paso, Texas– We started our morning at or near the freezing mark. Eastern portions of Culberson county have a Winter Weather Advisory until 2 P.M. Doppler radar was tracking a mixture of snow and rain along I-10 & I-20. The band of showers are working there way through Fort Stockton, Pecos and all the
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