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Florida community enrolling people for coronavirus vaccines one conversation at a time Lori Rozsa, The Washington Post Feb. 21, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail BELLE GLADE, Fla. - On a bright and sunny winter day, Tammy Jackson-Moore is going door-to-door in this town, offering appointments to receive a coronavirus shot. In a state where getting a slot for the vaccine amounts to snagging a golden ticket, Jackson-Moore is offering that ticket to anybody she can find older than 65. The need is acute in Florida: The state has the greatest prevalence of a fast-spreading virus variant first identified ...

Below is a list of Fayette County's Young Writers Contest county winners for 2021:

New homeless shelter and resource center in the Glades community By Sabirah Rayford | January 5, 2021 at 7:01 PM EST - Updated January 6 at 9:07 AM Palm Beach County now has a shelter and resource center for people experiencing homelessness in the Glades Community. Tammy Jackson Moore is known as the guardian of the glades. “Whatever it is that the residents in our community have angst about or needs about, we will make sure that we go advocate on their behalf,” she said. During the COVID-19 pandemic those needs grew. Housing is at the top of the list. “Housing in Belle Glade as wel...

Again without a public investigation or even an explanation as to what has changed. elizabeth cohen has the story from lexington, kentucky. >> reporter: what happened to these babies. behind the walls of kentucky children's hospital. jackson moore was the first to die. then calen and then mason hall and -- >> for three days i got to hold him and then the next day he was gone. >> he was born and he looked as healthy as any of my other children and then three weeks later i was burying him. >> reporter: five babies all dead after having heart surgery at kentucky children's hospital. surgeries tha...

0 8:00 eastern for "new day sunday." >> right now keep it here for "sanjay gupta md." there's a gut wrenching story in dallas where a 33-year-old pregnant woman was hooked up to a breathing machine over the family's objections, even after doctors determined she was brain dead. the doctors said it was required under texas law to do all of this to preserve the unborn child. court documents say the fetus was not viable and late friday a judge sided with the family and said the woman can be removed from the breathing machine. but many people are still confused by all this. over what it means to ...