Month: January 2022
Explosion at oil site in Kingfisher County injures 2
By Andy Weber Click here for updates on this story KINGFISHER, Oklahoma (KOCO) — An explosion at an oil site in Kingfisher County injured two. At around 2 p.m. on Monday, two people were injured after an explosion at an oil site near the intersection of County Line Road and North 2780 Road in Kingfisher
Continue ReadingMom and 6-year-old son share story of ‘scary’ battle with rare COVID-19 complication
By Brooke Taylor Click here for updates on this story HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — A 6-year-old boy and his mom are reflecting back on his scary battle with a rare COVID-19 complication in children that left him hospitalized in the ICU for more than two weeks. Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome, also known as MIS-C, in children
Continue Reading‘It is so traumatic’: Husband & wife hospitalized with COVID-19 together, urge vaccination
By Sara Fili Click here for updates on this story OMAHA, Nebraskas (KETV) — An Omaha native nearly lost both her parents to COVID at the same time. Traci Pribyl, of Omaha, was on a ventilator for a month. Her husband was in a hospital bed of his own trying to fight off the virus.
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Dan a conocer reporte semanal de casos de coronavirus en el Valle de Coachella
El Departamento de Salud reportó que, del lunes de la semana pasada hasta ayer, siete personas murieron por complicaciones con el coronavirus en el Valle de Coachella, además 1,350 se contagiaron, y también se informó que en el hospital de Rancho Mirage hay 80 enfermos de COVID-19. Y en lo que respecta a los tres
Continue ReadingService dog dies after being attacked by two pit bulls in Koreatown
By Sophie Flay Click here for updates on this story KOREATOWN, LOS ANGELES (KABC) — Jasmine Amaya was taking her dog on a morning walk in Koreatown earlier this month when she says two pit bulls attacked them. Surveillance footage shows a man was sweeping by his front gate when he left the door open.
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Una persona resulta herida en balacera en un estacionamiento de Cathedral City
Una balacera provocó un operativo de la policía en el estacionamiento de la tienda Stater Brothers ubicada por la calle Vista Chino en Cathedral City donde ayer a las 6 de la tarde después de una discusión entre dos hombres accionaron los gatillos de sus armas desde sus carros y uno de los sujetos resultó
Continue Reading10 Oath Keepers plead not guilty to sedition charges
By Hannah Rabinowitz Ten Oath Keepers, including leader Stewart Rhodes, pleaded not guilty on Tuesday to new charges, including seditious conspiracy, related to the January 6, 2021, attack at the US Capitol. Another defendant, Edward Vallejo, was not present at the hearing and did not enter a formal plea. The Justice Department unveiled the indictment
Continue ReadingCincinnati teacher uses football to teach lessons, spread Bengals spirit
By Karin Johnson Click here for updates on this story CINCINNATI, Ohio (WLWT) — In Joyce Snyder’s second grade classroom at St. Antoninus, it’s not unusual to hear students chanting, “Cincinnati. We got a team right here in town. Ain’t gonna ever let us down. Who Dey. Who Dey.” The hometown pride is contagious. “I
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Steffen’s bad back keeps him from traveling to qualifier
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Zack Steffen did not travel to Ohio because of a recurrence of back tightness, leaving Matt Turner as the likely starter in goal for the United States in its World Cup qualifier against El Salvador on Thursday night. Steffen missed the Americans’ opening qualifier at El Salvador on Sept. 2 because
Continue ReadingEU wants test-free travel for vaccinated residents
Tamara Hardingham-Gill, CNN Traveling around Europe may be about to get less complicated for fully vaccinated travelers from countries within the European Union. The EU is recommending that vaccinated residents should not be required to undergo testing or quarantine measures when entering member states. Under the new advice, which comes into effect on February 1,
Continue ReadingIowa woman dies after being found outside of assisted living facility in freezing temperatures
By Scott Carpenter Click here for updates on this story BONDURANT, Iowa (KCCI) — Polk County authorities call the death of a woman at an assisted living facility in Bondurant “suspicious.” Around 6:30 a.m. on Friday, Jan. 21st Polk County deputies responded to a call for medical assistance. A woman staying at the Courtyard Estates
Continue ReadingJackson school bus mishap blamed on crumbling infrastructure
By Madeleine Nolan Click here for updates on this story JACKSON, Mississippi (WAPT) — A Jackson school bus got stuck in a hole on the way to drop off a student at school. “Apparently, a water main burst (Sunday) night, which caused a tremendous amount of water to cover the street. While our bus driver
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EU seeks to streamline cross-border travel during pandemic
By RAF CASERT Associated Press BRUSSELS (AP) — The European Union is seeking to streamline the sometimes chaotic travel between its member states during pandemic times by relying more clearly on a person’s vaccine or infection status rather than where a traveler came from. The EU’s 27 Europe ministers agreed on such a recommendation to
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Corte de apelaciones confirma condena de Joaquín ‘El Chapo’ Guzmán
Melissa Velásquez Loaiza (CNN) — Un panel de jueces de apelación confirmó la condena de Joaquín ‘El Chapo’ Guzmán, exlíder de un cartel de droga mexicano. En su decisión presentada este martes, los tres jueces dictaminaron que el juez de distrito de EE.UU. Brian Cogan llevó a cabo el juicio de tres meses “con diligencia
Continue ReadingCampbellsville hospital says systems, phone lines down due to ‘cybersecurity incident’
By Web Staff Click here for updates on this story CAMPBELLSVILLE, Kentucky (WMTW) — A hospital in Campbellsville is notifying patients about a cybersecurity incident that began impacting its systems Monday. According to a notice on its website, Taylor Regional Hospital said its system and phone lines are down due to the cybersecurity incident that’s
Continue ReadingTwo New England women heading to Olympics as hockey referees
By Jack Thurston Click here for updates on this story BURLINGTON, Vermont (WMTW) — While the focus of the upcoming Winter Olympics will be on the athletes, the games wouldn’t be possible without a legion of judges and referees — including some from New England. “The closer I get, the more excited I get, as
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Winter welcome: Stranded drivers freed in Istanbul, Athens
By MEHMET GUZEL and ELENA BECATOROS Associated Press ISTANBUL (AP) — Rescue crews in Istanbul and Athens have dug through snow and ice to clear roads that came to a standstill after snowstorms hit much of Turkey and Greece. The weather had left countless people and vehicles in both cities stranded overnight in freezing conditions.
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