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The Atlantic The Atlantic Daily: Understanding Long COVID In the latest issue of our magazine, Meghan O’Rourke surveys what doctors know so far about treating this scary illness—and how these studies could transform medicine. March 9, 2021 For an estimated 10 to 30 percent of COVID-19 patients, recovery can take months. Known as COVID long-haulers, these patients suffer from symptoms such as severe fatigue and brain fog long after their initial infection. In the latest issue of our magazine, the writer Meghan O’Rourke surveys what doctors know so far about treating this scary illness—...

Kennewick Fire Leaves 8 Residents Displaced [PHOTOS] Credit: Fire Chief Chad Michael, Titter Page. Upon arrival, firefighters found smoke and fire coming from the home's attic. The fire was extinguished with the help of the Pasco Fire Department and Benton County Fire District 1. The cause of the fire remains under investigation. 8 persons were displaced due to the blaze. Get our free mobile app Credit: Benton County Fire District 1 Facebook page. –When fire happens in the home, every second counts to ensure everyone remains safe. As part of your home fire escape plan, the State Fire Marsh...

ERCOT CEO Terminated After Deadly Winter Storm Get our free mobile app One of the biggest disasters was the lack of communication from the Electric Reliability Council of Texas and its residents. Texans were kept entirely in the dark about the disaster that was happening right under their noses. While temperatures began to fall below freezing and power began to trip off, Texans had no idea why and when they would get their electricity turned back on. Never in a million years would they have expected to be without a basic necessity like electricity more than a few hours, let alone days!

The Utica Police Department is sending a stern warning to students who have returned to local colleges. Utica Police officials say they've seen an increase in large off-campus gatherings and are reminding all students that with large gatherings come the risk of increased COVID-19 spread. Several area colleges have had to deal with a revolving door of remote instruction and sending kids home. Now that in-person instruction has resumed, colleges want to keep it that way and Utica Police well help them do it at any cost. Get our free mobile app While Utica Police officials acknowledge the need f...

Approximately 6,000 more doses are available.