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Medical experts are now advising people to limit their time outdoors and to monitor their own health status.

KXLY May 11, 2021 6:09 PM Katerina Chryssafis Updated: SPOKANE, Wash. — With things sort of returning to normal, it’s easy to forget that we’re still in the middle of a pandemic. We know the real key to getting back to where we left off is getting enough people vaccinated. If you’re on the fence, these stories from an ICU doctor may change your mind. He says it’s changed his life in more ways than he could have ever imagined. “I don’t think any of us are going to walk out the other side the same person as we were in 2019,” said Dr. Benjamin Arthurs of...

KXLY May 10, 2021 6:44 PM Katerina Chryssafis Updated: While many have already stepped up, others are still hesitant or simply just don’t want it. People have different reasons for not wanting to get vaccinated. They can range from fear, religious views, to simply feeling like it’s not necessary. Medical experts said that’s why having an open conversation is so important. “I’ve lost so many friends because we have different beliefs,” said Linda Harris. For some people, like Harris, getting vaccinated is a personal decision. “I don’t talk to people abo...

When my brother and I were kids, there was nothing we liked more than following professional wrestling. In the 1970s this was big time, with regular galas at the Montreal Forum and the local CFCF studios for which they called Grand Prix Wrestling. I still remember all the names: The Giant Jean Ferré, Edouard Carpentier, the Green Hornets, Dino Bravo, Gino Brito, Killer Kowalski, the Rougeau family, the Destroyer and many more. Of course, there was the famous Vachon family: Maurice “Mad Dog,” Paul “The Butcher,” Vivian and Luna. I just finished watching The Last Villain...

COVID long-haulers: The lingering sickness with no expiration date February 22, 2021 6:15 PM Maher Kawash SPOKANE, Wash. — We know COVID-19 impacts people in different ways. Some may not even feel like they are infected, while others spend weeks in the hospital or possibly even die from the virus. Then there are COVID “long-haulers” — those who are supposedly recovered, but still suffering months after their infection. It is a silent suffering. You think you have recovered from the worst of COVID-19, just to find out your battle with this virus is only getting...