LAREDO, Tex. (KGNS) - As of 6 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 18, lanes have officially reopened after a waterline break forced their closure. At McPherson Avenue and Taylor Street, the city was making water line repairs. Initial reports said the fix would take 12 hours. The center lane of traffic remained ope...
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(Gray News) - The United States Air Force identified the service member who died in a rappelling accident at a college football game on Saturday. Tech. Sgt. Ian Patterson was attempting to rappel from the rafters as part of a demonstration before the football game between the Uni...
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MONTPELIER, Vt. ( Aging Untold ) — Nathan Longo plays an Italian accordion from the early 1960s, an instrument he said he plays most often. Longo said performing in front of people gives him stage fright. Small workshop, growing demand Longo repairs accordions in a small workshop...
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( Aging Untold ) — The emotional weight of nursing can be immense, but burnout is not caused by one factor alone. Workload, staffing shortages, safety concerns, documentation demands and the loss of meaningful connection with patients are all pushing experienced nurses away from ...
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PORTLAND, Ore. ( Aging Untold )— Oregon faces a nursing crisis that experts say stems not from a lack of licensed nurses, but from workplace conditions that drive healthcare workers away from frontline positions. The U.S. will see nearly 200,000 job openings for registered nurses...
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( Aging Untold ) — Photographs are powerful. For photographer Mikel Conrad, they are a way to tell the story of those who put their lives on the line for the country’s future. Ron Camillo is one of hundreds featured in Conrad’s “250 Faces of Service & Sacrifice.” “Active duty 195...
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(Gray News) - More than 1.5 million pounds of meat, including hot dogs, kielbasa, deli meat, cocktail franks, bologna, bacon and chicken sausage, have been recalled because the products might have been stored at the wrong temperature, according to the U.S. Department of Agricultu...
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( Aging Untold ) — Emojis such as tears of joy, hearts and thumbs-up are used daily. For Jill Story’s three daughters, emojis represent a different language. “They have a whole language they use that I’m constantly having to figure out,” Story said. Moms try to crack the code A g...
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( InvestigateTV ) — InvestigateTV+ heads to a state where Lyme disease cases have more than quadrupled to examine a rise in cases nationwide and the effort to prevent future infections. Plus, a drop in test results during and after the COVID-19 pandemic underscores its impact on ...
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LEEDS, Ala. ( WBRC /Gray News) - A 70-year-old man died after falling from a lift at Bass Pro Shops in Alabama on Sunday. Authorities said Kurt W. Kralovec was hanging holiday lights outside of the store and fell from a bucket lift. Kralovec’s death is under investigation....
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WADDELL, Ariz. ( InvestigateTV ) — A high-tech robot is adding an extra layer of security at businesses across the country, combining AI technology and human expertise to track down security threats. The robot, covered in sensors and about the size of a dog, conducts automated pa...
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HARRISBURG, N.C. ( InvestigateTV ) — Schools are seeing the first wave of children born during the COVID-19 pandemic. Many teachers are reporting seeing speech and vocabulary delays in their classrooms. Researchers examining how the pandemic affected child development found that ...
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ANGOLA, Ind. ( InvestigateTV ) - A group of Trine University engineering students spent months designing a device to help a Navy veteran regain the ability to shoot a bow, after injuries left him without the use of his left arm. Chester Evitt, a Navy veteran who served in the Gul...
