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Crisis Centre B.C. volunteers scrambled to cover 206 incoming calls of people looking for help in January – marking an unusual increase for the first month of the year, but highlighting the continuing impact COVID-19 has had on…

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — More than 454,000 people have died from COVID-19 and the infection rate is through the roof. While most are thinking about the older and compromised populations, a Houston mother is waving a red flag,…

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — Some of the neighborhoods that have been hit the hardest by COVID-19 in the Houston area now have the lowest reported vaccine rates. “Even from the very beginning, 77088 was high with COVID-19,” said…

Officials in The Woodlands have explained the community’s internal policy to not require firefighters or other township employees to get the COVID-19 vaccine as a “management decision” and not a legal opinion. As of the end of January,…

A University of B.C. professor says that with COVID fatigue ramping up as the province reaches one year of restrictions, residents need specific advice from their health officials. “What people are suffering from at the moment is pandemic…

A major oil and gas industry conference that brings thousands of international visitors to Houston every March is going virtual for the first time this year as the coronavirus pandemic continues to restrict travel around the world. Organizers…

Nikita Biryukov Three of New Jersey’s federal lawmakers introduced a bill that would reinstate infection control and emergency preparedness regulations in long-term care centers hammered by the pandemic Thursday. “COVID-19 has been devastating, particularly for seniors and those…