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April 7, 2022
Local 3 sat down with Wendy Winters, Executive Director for the Chattanooga Regional Homeless Coalition, to take a deeper dive into how affordable housing and homelessness affect different parts of
April 5, 2022
Of 150 health care workers of the shiba medical center to receive the fourth dose of the vaccine. its not the much publicized rollout of the fourth shot campaign, but it could be a step in that direction. that, at least, is what prime minister seems to want. last week, he welcomed the decision by a panel of experts to recommend the additional booster for over 60s, health workers and people with suppressed immune systems, but the health ministrys director general has yet to sign it off. some heal...
April 5, 2022
We could be short at this point. and hospitals are understaffed and overcapacity like right now, problems arise. so in a study of covid-19-related hospital deaths from the beginning of the pandemic when we saw another surge, it was found nearly one in four deaths was potentially attributed to surging case load. and now you know, we are seeing that issue right now with hospitals dealing with these essential staff leaving and its causing problems. take a listen. >> you know, in some cases its not ...
April 5, 2022
This new years eve as case loads nationwide are surpassing, get, this january 2021 levels. we know omicron is more mild; however, the case load is particularly high. meanwhile, president biden, whats he doing? he is spending the holiday at his beach house. its his 31st trip there but his ad ministration is urging the supreme court to keep his vaccine mandate on private companies the same one by the way that is helping cause the worker shortage that aside. members of congress meanwhile saying its...
April 5, 2022
That suffers as well nothing happens in a vacuum. i am going the say that again. nothing happens in a vacuum. what that means is how do we protect our health system? how do woe make sure we keep our essential infrastructure from breaking down? we do what we can to avoid having more cases. because even if omicron is less severe than delta or the other variants that we have seen before, when you have still a percentage of people who are going to need hospitalization and may die, that number increa...
April 5, 2022
Endemic. i want to urge the public to understand what that means. hiv is endemic. malaria and it kills millions of people a year. endemic doesnt mean its safe all of a sudden. i i plaud whats happening in california. and the state that if you stay ready you dont have to get ready. if you are implementing strategies and make sure were testing and seeing case loads and being proactive in attacking those. if we see an increase. were testing waste water. for instance. being proactive is the way to g...
April 5, 2022
Stewart was involved from day one. >> is there something recent that he has prosecuted that has got somebody upset? so we started delving into his case load. >> investigators had started looking into every case he had prosecuted. they were robberies, drug prosecutions. even a theft that involved an elected official that stole office equipment. they did not immediately find anything that looked into a suspect. >> u.s. marshals pulled in anyone with an outstanding arrest warrant. nothing there eit...
January 6, 2022
Boone County has the highest active case load since March 2020.
January 6, 2022
Douglas E. Brooks, 48, of Columbia and Christine L. Kaisher, 52, of Hallsville were both killed in a crash Wednesday morning.
December 30, 2021
Hard through very, very difficult circumstances. >> i see their eyes. i see two things. i see their commitment to doing whats right. they want to help people and be there for them. but, also, there is an exhaustion setting in. >> thank you to those individuals who complete shift after shift after shift who have been doing this doing on two straight years. >> the governors of ohio, new york, and indiana each sounding an alarm today. hospitals are filling up and health care workers are feeling the...