Health officials give vaccine to close contacts after turning away elderly waiting for hours: Report
On New Year’s Eve, hundreds of elderly people in Tennessee waited in line for hours to get their coronavirus vaccine. However, they were reportedly turned away when health officials’ friends showed up.
COVID-19 puts suburban medics in situation they rarely see
As the COVID-19 pandemic rages on, paramedics in the Philadelphia suburbs are in a situation they rarely see: medics now are in a position where local hospitals are on divert, forcing them to take patients further away. Read more here.
Inflatable costume may have led to 43 hospital staff contracting COVID
According to reporting by NBC LA, Kaiser hospital officials said that between December 27 and January 1, 43 emergency staff members at Kaiser Permanente in San Jose have testing positive for COVID-19.
Pastor accused of blaming COVID victim for death: ‘He died… because he has no faith’
A family is angered over a viral video of a Michigan pastor allegedly blaming their family member’s COVID-19 death on his lack of faith. Read the latest details on RADIO.COM.
122 In-N-Out employees test positive for COVID-19 in latest outbreak
COVID breakout at two In-N-Out burger locations in Colorado. There have been a total of 122 confirmed cases among employees between the two restaurants. Read more at RADIO.COM.
Fauci gives update on when he predicts normal life will return to the U.S.
With both the Moderna and Pfizer COVID vaccines being rolled out across the United States, many are hoping life will soon return to some sort of pre-pandemic normalcy. Read when Dr. Fauci believes things will return to normal on RADIO.COM.
Here's when you can expect the second stimulus check to hit your bank account
The U.S. Treasury is giving updates on when Americans will receive the highly-awaited second stimulus check. Eligible individuals can check the status of their check using an online tool. Read more on RADIO.COM.
Doctor forgives $650,000 worth of medical debt for 200 cancer patients
Dr. Omar Atiq, a medical oncologist for nearly 40 years, closed his cancer clinic in March after nearly three decades in business. The oncologist then forgave all medical bills owed to his practice totaling hundreds of thousands of dollars.