Precious NICU babies dress for the holidays at Ascension All Saints Hospital in Racine Zuri Allen and Kashmiere Munger
RACINE, Wis. (CBS 58) The littlest patients at Ascension All Saints Hospital in Racine are ready for the holidays.
As they will be spending Christmas in the hospital, NICU babies Zuri Allen and Kashmiere Munger were featured in a special holiday-themed photoshoot wearing precious red, green, and white stocking hats.
According to the hospital, Zuri was born at Ascension All Saints Hospital in Racine on Nov. 15, weighing 1 pound 6 ounces. She is now almost 2 and a half pounds.
Kashmiere Munger was born at Ascension All Saints Hospital in Racine on Oct. 15, weighing 1 pound 10 ounces. She now weighs close to 4 pounds.
Man in serious condition after shooting in Racine, 1 in custody
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RACINE, Wis. - A 20-year-old man was taken into custody early Tuesday morning, Dec. 22 in connection with a shooting in Racine. The shooting left one man in serious condition.
According to Racine police, on Dec. 21 around 10:20 p.m. officers responded to Ascension All Saints Hospital for a shooting victim. It was determined the adult male victim was shot near Dr. Martin Luther King Drive and Albert Street in Racine.
The victim was driven to the hospital by an acquaintance and later transported to Froedtert Hospital in serious condition.
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RACINE â âI think Iâm allergic to sun. I am much more awake at night,â Gary Homeier joked as he walked out of Ascension All Saints Thursday morning, clearly smiling underneath his face mask.
Homeier, an award-winning registered nurse, is one of the night-shifters stationed in the COVID unit All Saints, Racine Countyâs biggest hospital, 3801 Spring St.
Although Ascension Health does not share numbers of how many hospital beds are filled at its facilities, COVID units statewide have been more full in recent weeks than they were months ago. According to the Department of Health Services, more than 700 COVID patients are currently hospitalized throughout southeastern Wisconsin; thatâs down from a high of 984 the week before Thanksgiving, but is still higher than any total reported before Nov. 3.