Colorado man sentenced to 30 years for distributing fentanyl
A federal judge sentenced an Aurora, Colorado man to 30 years in prison for his role in distributing a controlled substance that led to an overdose in Rapid City.
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A federal judge sentenced an Aurora, Colorado man to 30 years in prison for his role in distributing a controlled substance that led to an overdose in Rapid City.
Someone killed 16-year-old Tamia Johnson in December 2021. Larry Darnell Young’s own life was on the line because of it.
Three motorists charged with DUI Quaydee Blackwell, 28, of Bloomsburg, has been charged by state police with DUI and careless driving on Interstate 180 in Montoursville about 5:20 p.m. on Jan. 23. Police alleged in court records that he was under the influence of a drug or a combination of drugs as well as alcohol. Blackwell was stopped for traveling on the left berm, police said. “A strong odor of burnt marijuana was coming from his 2010 Acura,” as well as from Blackwell himself, police said, adding that he admitted to smoking marijuana at home (earlier). In court paper, police allege th...
Several other prominent healthcare professionals including Dr. Darnell Young, a dentist and Dr. Tamiko Jackson-McArthur, a pediatrician, also received their vaccines on Monday, the city added. With a new coronavirus strain spreading in England, there are concerns that the COVID-19 vaccines won't be effective against it. Public health physician, professor, and health policy expert Dr. Vin Gupta joined LX News to discuss why confidence is high that the FDA approved vaccines will fight the new variant of the virus. "While the vaccines are not a cure-all, and we are far from out of the wo...
New Haven will begin vaccinating first responders and frontline workers. Author: Dave Puglisi Updated: 10:17 PM EST December 28, 2020 NEW HAVEN, Conn. — Vaccines rollout continues throughout the state of Connecticut. Over 36,000 people apart of Phase 1A have already received their first of two vaccinations. That includes 1/3 of all people who live in nursing homes. "Vaccines don’t save lives. Vaccinations save lives," said New Haven Community Services Administration Administer Dr. Mehul Dalal New Haven announced the opening of a vaccine clinic at 54 Meado...