by Nicholas Goldberg I live on one of those Los Angeles streets where kids and their families come from all around the city to trick or treat. On a typical Halloween, we buy a couple hundred dollars’ worth of candy and we have a nonstop line in front of our door from 6 p.m. until ...
Gov. Jim Justice opened his Wednesday briefing with the grim task of reading out 85 more COVID-19 deaths in West Virginia. The total dead is now 4,219, Justice said. “More and more and more of us ought to get vaccinated,” he said. “The more of us that get vaccinated, the less that ...
Gov. Jim Justice opened his first briefing of this week with the somber responsibility of reading 110 COVID-19 deaths. Of those 110, 28 were reconciliation deaths, he said, bringing the state to 3,976. “We urge you to get vaccinated,” he said. “It’s the only way on earth that I ...
by LZ Granderson OK, people. We need to talk. When the pandemic began and a lot of y’all started panic-buying, I was irritated. However, the family figured out a way to work around the lack of hand sanitizer and Lysol. Now, the shortage of toilet paper was a bit trickier, but we ...
This may be a bad time to bring this up but … we have put on a few extra pounds during the pandemic. Not everybody, of course, but data from the annual report from the Trust for America’s Health show weight gain was common across the country. The Trust cited a survey conducted by the ...
MORGANTOWN -- A multi-million-dollar federal award will assist the West Virginia Department of Education to increase mental health supports for children.The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration has awarded the WVDE a five-year, $9 million Advancing Wellness and Resiliency ...