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A HERO nurse tragically died from coronavirus moments after her husband whispered “don’t worry about the kids” as they shared a final hug. Areema Nasreen, 36, was killed by the virus she had worked so hard to fight – after catching it from patients at her hospital. Her grieving...
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Law enforcement is investigating several controversial pop-up coronavirus test sites operating in Louisville this week that the city’s Metro Council president characterized as “scams.” City and state officials are advising residents to avoid the sites for testing, and Kentucky Public Health Commissioner Dr. Steven Stack said Wednesday all testing sites must work...
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A bus driver in Detroit died from the coronavirus two weeks after posting a video complaining about a passenger who he said refused to cover her mouth while coughing. Mayor Mike Duggan and the Amalgamated Transit Union confirmed the death of the driver, Jason Hargrove, on Thursday. Hargrove’s death...
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Search giant to produce reports on traffic into places such as grocery stores and parks Google will help public health officials use its vast storage of data to track people’s movements amid the coronavirus pandemic, in what the company called an effort to assist in unprecedented times. The initiative, introduced...
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The directive, announced Tuesday by Vermont’s Agency of Commerce and Community Development, was addressed at “big box” retailers. Whenever possible, stores such as Walmart, Target and Costco must stop the sale of nonessential items within the store and require online or telephone ordering, delivery, and curbside pickup instead. Big box...
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Beginning Saturday, Target will be monitoring the number of customers in stores nationwide, while also providing face masks and gloves for employees to combat the risk of exposure to the novel coronavirus. “We’re incredibly proud of the commitment our more than 350,000 frontline team members have demonstrated to ensure millions...
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The horrific toll the coronavirus pandemic is taking on the Empire State continued to climb Friday as the number of cases soared past 100,000 and officials reported the disease has claimed nearly 3,000 New Yorkers. State officials reported that 2,935 people have died from the virus so far as of 12...
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Urszula Osborne and her husband, RayFacebook A pregnant nurse in Massachusetts with COVID-19 is isolated at home with her 3-year-old son as her husband remains in a medically induced coma with the virus, according to a report. Urszula Osborne, a 41-year-old cardiac surgery nurse at Massachusetts General Hospital, was...
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With grocery store employees working in stressful conditionsduring the coronavirus pandemic, many will receive a reprieve on Easter Sunday. Several national chains have announced they will be closed on Easter — April 12 — to give their employees a break. Target is among the stores who will lock their doors on...
A HERO nurse tragically died from coronavirus moments after her husband whispered “don’t worry about the kids” as they shared a final hug. Areema Nasreen, 36, was killed by the virus she had worked so hard to fight – after catching it from patients at her hospital. Her grieving...
Law enforcement is investigating several controversial pop-up coronavirus test sites operating in Louisville this week that the city’s Metro Council president characterized as “scams.” City and state officials are advising residents to avoid the sites for testing, and Kentucky Public Health Commissioner Dr. Steven Stack said Wednesday all testing sites must work...
A bus driver in Detroit died from the coronavirus two weeks after posting a video complaining about a passenger who he said refused to cover her mouth while coughing. Mayor Mike Duggan and the Amalgamated Transit Union confirmed the death of the driver, Jason Hargrove, on Thursday. Hargrove’s death...
Search giant to produce reports on traffic into places such as grocery stores and parks Google will help public health officials use its vast storage of data to track people’s movements amid the coronavirus pandemic, in what the company called an effort to assist in unprecedented times. The initiative, introduced...
The directive, announced Tuesday by Vermont’s Agency of Commerce and Community Development, was addressed at “big box” retailers. Whenever possible, stores such as Walmart, Target and Costco must stop the sale of nonessential items within the store and require online or telephone ordering, delivery, and curbside pickup instead. Big box...
Beginning Saturday, Target will be monitoring the number of customers in stores nationwide, while also providing face masks and gloves for employees to combat the risk of exposure to the novel coronavirus. “We’re incredibly proud of the commitment our more than 350,000 frontline team members have demonstrated to ensure millions...
The horrific toll the coronavirus pandemic is taking on the Empire State continued to climb Friday as the number of cases soared past 100,000 and officials reported the disease has claimed nearly 3,000 New Yorkers. State officials reported that 2,935 people have died from the virus so far as of 12...
Urszula Osborne and her husband, RayFacebook A pregnant nurse in Massachusetts with COVID-19 is isolated at home with her 3-year-old son as her husband remains in a medically induced coma with the virus, according to a report. Urszula Osborne, a 41-year-old cardiac surgery nurse at Massachusetts General Hospital, was...
With grocery store employees working in stressful conditionsduring the coronavirus pandemic, many will receive a reprieve on Easter Sunday. Several national chains have announced they will be closed on Easter — April 12 — to give their employees a break. Target is among the stores who will lock their doors on...