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Month: December 2020

Officials pass fine structure to enforce COVID-19 mitigation directives

Click here for updates on this story     ELKHART COUNTY, ID (WBND) — As COVID-19 cases surge in Elkhart County, commissioners on Monday passed a resolution limiting public access to county facilities and an ordinance establishing an incremental fine structure for businesses and entities that are in violation of the county’s COVID-19 mitigation directives. Elkhart County

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To open schools safely, mask up and close bars and malls

As school districts across the country ricochet between fully in-person, hybrid and fully online education, depending on the Covid-19 infection rates, we’ve learned something important about education: We can protect our society from coronavirus and prioritize schools to yield more effective overall public health. First, schools are not superspreaders. We know much more now than

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Georgia’s lieutenant governor joins state GOP officials in rejecting Trump’s ‘misinformation’

Georgia’s Republican lieutenant governor on Tuesday joined a growing list of GOP officials in the state who are publicly rejecting President Donald Trump’s baseless claims of voter fraud, saying the misinformation spread by the President and his allies is “alarming” and could jeopardize the party in upcoming Senate runoff elections. Asked by CNN’s Alisyn Camerota

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Georgia’s lieutenant governor joins state GOP officials in rejecting Trump’s ‘misinformation’

Georgia’s Republican lieutenant governor on Tuesday joined a growing list of GOP officials in the state who are publicly rejecting President Donald Trump’s baseless claims of voter fraud, saying the misinformation spread by the President and his allies is “alarming” and could jeopardize the party in upcoming Senate runoff elections. Asked by CNN’s Alisyn Camerota

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Metro Police cracking down on street racing

Click here for updates on this story     NASHVILLE, TN (WSMV) — Metro Nashville Police say they’ve impounded five cars on Saturday night after the drivers were using them to street race. It’s a problem police are trying to crack down on. They say it takes place all over Nashville, but people say they’ve seen it

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Dealing with stress-related pain? El Paso physical therapist offers tips to help

EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — The past year has been filled with stress for many individuals across the country. In the Borderland, physical therapists at El Paso Physical Therapy Services are reporting high numbers of patients seeking help for physical pain resulting from stress. Physical therapist Rudy Marin said ignoring stress-related pain can cause chronic

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