iStock/lechatnoir (NEW YORK) — In the next month, millions of Americans will get ready to roll up their sleeves for a third dose of the COVID-19 vaccine. But when it comes to booster shots, it’s not as simple as ‘more is more’ — it’s Read More
iStock/ffikretow (HAITI) — The 7.2 magnitude earthquake that just devastated Haiti feels like a bad dream on repeat. Imagine waking up to an earthquake just about a decade after another quake killed 250,000 of your brothers and sisters and destroyed your beautiful Read More
iStock/Kameleon007 (NEW YORK) — The use of monoclonal antibodies as a way to prevent people from getting very sick with COVID-19 is rapidly increasing — alongside the grim statistics on surging infection rates across the country. Federal health officials have Read More
iStock/inhauscreative (NEW YORK) — Tropical Storm Henri strengthened into a Category 1 hurricane Saturday morning. Henri is currently located 200 miles southeast of Cape Hatteras, North Carolina, and 555 miles south of Montauk, New York. Dangerous storm surge, Read More
iStock/sasacvetkovic33 (NEW YORK) — As Americans across the country watch the situation in Afghanistan grow more chaotic, many are likely wondering how to help the thousands of Afghan nationals who have fled their country. Many of those fled with only a small Read More
iStock/mbrand85 (KABUL, Afghanistan) — Chaos has enveloped Kabul after Afghanistan’s government’s collapsed and the Taliban seized control, all but ending America’s 20-year campaign as it began: under Taliban rule. The U.S. has evacuated Read More
iStock/rina Shatilova (WASHINGTON) — The Biden administration announced on Wednesday that it will roll out COVID-19 booster shots for many Americans starting in mid-September. But there’s another date that many are anticipating. As early as this coming week, Read More
Oregon State University announced Friday that people attending designated university events and activities, including athletic events, concerts and conferences, will be required to show proof of vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test. The new policy is in response to the Read More
A Redmond man was arrested for commercial meth distribution after neighborhood complaints. Roy Allen Borden, Jr., 51, was jailed after an investigation into the importation and distribution of controlled substances from a home on the 100 block of SW 35th St in Redmond. Read More
Marvel Studios Paul Bettany was proud, and surprised, when his Marvel Cinematic Universe spin-off series WandaVision conjured up 23 Emmy nominations — including Marvel’s first ever acting nominations for him, co-star Elizabeth Olsen, and scene Read More
