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Right now the storm is being blamed for at least five deaths. About 650,000 homes and businesses do not have power right now. Dozens of cars and drivers are still being rescued from the long island expressway in new york. Meanwhile, in plum island, massachusetts, homes are in danger of being swept right into the ocean given the high tide, combined with the howling wind and snow. Bostons mayor along with the governors of new york and connecticut are urging people to stay home. Its clear we still have a lot of work to do. Please stay home so we can allow our crews easy passage to the streets. St...

Good saturday afternoon, im craig melvin. We are tracking the aftermath of the blockbuster snowstorm that socked the northeast. Heres how it looked from space. Check that out. Right now the storm is being blamed for at least five deaths. About 650,000 homes and businesses do not have power right now. Dozens of cars and drivers are still being rescued from the long island expressway in new york. Meanwhile, in plum island, massachusetts, homes are in danger of being swept right into the ocean given the high tide, combined with the howling wind and snow. Bostons mayor along with the governors of ...

Originally published on July 15, 2021 11:48 am Experts with the University of Kentucky say there are fears of more COVID-19 surges with the rise of highly-transmissible variants, but the focus remains on pockets of the state with lower vaccination rates. Listen / Confirmed cases of the more contagious Delta variant sit at just over two dozen in Kentucky, but Dr. Vince Venditto with the UK College of Pharmacy says the seemingly promising low numbers have more to do with a lack of genetic sequencing in Kentucky than the actual spread of the mutation. "It's only a matter of time for ...

1:32 Confirmed cases of the more contagious Delta variant sit at just over two dozen in Kentucky, but Dr. Vince Venditto with the UK College of Pharmacy says the seemingly promising low numbers have more to do with a lack of genetic sequencing in Kentucky than the actual spread of the mutation. "It's only a matter of time for the unvaccinated people in Kentucky to start seeing the effects of Delta the way that they are in Arkansas and Missouri," he told reporters Wednesday. Meanwhile, new questions are also cropping up for those who have been vaccinated.  Should I go back to wearing masks? W...

London, KY, USA / SAM 103.9 FM WWEL | Today's Pop Hits Apr 5, 2021 9:45 AM The number of Kentuckians who are fully vaccinated against COVID-19 continues to rise every day, which has led to more questions about what to do with the card that you’re given by the provider. Some businesses like Staples and Office Depot have offered to laminate those cards for free. Infectious disease specialist Dr. Aaron Grubbs in Lexington says that’s not necessarily a bad idea, but you don’t want to laminate it before you’ve gotten your second dose if you were getting a vaccine that needs two doses. He s...