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2 sent to hospital with moderate injuries after rollover crash in Redding A rollover crash blocked traffic in Redding Tuesday morning and sent two people to the hospital with moderate injuries. Posted: Jan 12, 2021 4:11 PM Posted By: Deb Anderaos REDDING, Calif. – Two people were sent to the hospital for moderate injuries after a rollover collision in Redding Tuesday. It happened around 11:44 a.m. on North Market Street at Benton Drive. Redding Police officers said the collision blocked both northbound and southbound lanes of North Market Street while they investigated the scene. Based on...

Nathan Butters, a 42-year-old lawyer-turned-medical student at the University of New Mexico, knows he’s putting some part of himself — his reputation, his possible future as a doctor — at risk. But he can’t help it, he said: If what he believes about a possible COVID-19 treatment turns out to be true, he would be helping others by advocating for its use. “I’ve been trying since July to get people in New Mexico” — from Governor’s Office officials to Human Services Secretary David Scrase — “to pay attention to this treatment, this drug,â€...

Finger Lakes digs out from major winter storm (full-coverage) This content is brought to you by the FingerLakes1.com Team. Support our mission by visiting www.patreon.com/fl1 or learn how you send us your local content here. Snow plow tipped over at intersection of Yellow Tavern Rd. and State Rt. 96 on Tuesday. Photo by Michael Hagadorn. The region is still dealing with the consequences of Winter Storm Stella, as snow and wind continue to batter the Finger Lakes — but new information is available on what will likely go down as the most-powerful storm of the 2016-17 winter season.

  The COVID-19 era has supercharged what had been, for many providers, a sluggish shift toward digital health — and health care leaders say that even with a pandemic off-ramp in sight, the virtual overhaul of the country’s health care system will continue in 2021 and beyond as many consumers embrace the new services. With non-urgent care grinding to a halt this spring and a main source of hospital revenue vanishing almost overnight, federal regulators gave their blessing for health systems to get creative to ensure patients could see their doctors. Overwhelmingly, that meant health care ...