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Images of Mercy nightclub in Prince of Wales in Norwich

It is almost 20 years since Mercy nightclub opened its doors in Norwich. Here we take a look back at some memories of the city club.

Images of Mercy nightclub in Prince of Wales in Norwich

It is almost 20 years since Mercy nightclub opened its doors in Norwich. Here we take a look back at some memories of the city club.

California and other states want to guarantee Medicaid for kids

California is weighing new continuous-enrollment policies for children up to age 5 who rely on Medicaid. They'd keep their coverage even if their household income changes.

Your guide to the 2022 Los Angeles City Council District 9 election

Your guide to the 2022 Los Angeles City Council District 9 election

Racial split on COVID-19 precautions endures as restrictions ease in U.S.

Black and Latino Americans remain far more cautious in their approach to the COVID-19 pandemic than white Americans.

Convoy protesting COVID-19 mandates on Beltway circuit in D.C.

A large group of truck drivers and their supporters who object to COVID-19 mandates drove two loops around the Beltway surrounding Washington, D.C.

California COVID hospitalizations zone in on Inland Empire

For two COVID patients, life and death rests on intubation

For two COVID-19 patients, life and death rests on 'el tubo'

Already overworked and strained Los Angeles County ICU doctors brace themselves for another anticipated surge in COVID-19 patients

Already overworked and strained Los Angeles County ICU doctors brace themselves for another anticipated surge in COVID-19 patients salarshani@businessinsider.com (Sarah Al-Arshani) © Francine Orr/Los Angeles Times via Getty Images Michelle Goldson, RN works inside the ICU at Martin Luther King, Jr. Community Hospital on December 17, 2020 in Los Angeles. Francine Orr/Los Angeles Times via Getty Images Doctors in Los Angeles County are bracing themselves for a likely rise in an already surging number of COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations. Physicians told Business Insider that their hospitals are running through multiple contingency plans to figure out how to best treat patients, maintain supplies, and keep healthcare workers safe.