Americans expected to spend record amount on Halloween this year
Halloween spending is expected to reach record breaking levels this year, according to the latest numbers from the National Retail Federation.
Author: CNN
CDC Vaccine Advisory Committee to make key decisions on COVID-19 boosters
The number of Americans looking for COVID-19 booster shots now exceeds those getting first time vaccinations. The CDC says there are 1.3 times as many booster every day as there are first time vaccinations, and that number could only go up as the CDC Vaccine Advisory Committee meets to make key decisions on booster recommendations.
Laundrie family attorney says “probability is strong” remains found in Florida park are Brian Laundrie
Laundrie family attorney says “the probability is strong” remains found in Florida park are Brian Laundrie.
Civil rights attorney wants deputies criminally charged in death of Jamal Sutherland
Sutherland died while in custody of the Charleston County Detention Center
Image: CNN/ Charleston County Detention Center Charleston, SC (CNN) — The family of Jamal Sutherland and their attorney are calling for criminal charges to be brought against the former detention officers they say are responsible for his death. Sutherland died while in custody on January 5, 2021, at the Sheriff Al Cannon Detention Center in North Charleston, South Carolina. Footage released in May by…
Consumer News: Walmart kicking off Black Friday early, Taco Bell giving away free breakfast burritos and more!
Consumer News: Walmart kicking off Black Friday early, Taco Bell giving away free breakfast burritos and more!
FDA says only 15% of seniors have gotten their COVID-19 booster shot
Only 15% of seniors have received a COVID-19 vaccine booster, according to the FDA.
Judge rules UNC can consider race in admissions
A federal judge ruled the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill can continue to consider race in undergraduate admissions. An anti-affirmative action group called ‘Students for Fair Admissions’ sued UNC in 2014.
Since the start of the pandemic, COVID-19 has killed more police officers than gunfire
A new report finds the leading cause of death right now for police officers isn’t gunfire, it’s COVID-19. According to the Officer Down Memorial Page, it’s killed five times as many officers as gunfire since the pandemic began.
Teacher reads bed-time story to students on Facebook after brain surgery
Still bandaged, and in her hospital bed, one teacher wanted her students to know she's 'brave' and loves them
(CNN) — One day after a Pennsylvania teacher has surgery to remove a brain tumor she hopped on Facebook live…to read a bed-time story. But, as Shannon Perrine shows us, she had another important mission in mind. Categories: National News, News
Consumer News: Survey ranks the best colleges in the state, new unique dining experience coming to Columbia and more!
Consumer News: Survey ranks the best colleges in the state, new unique dining experience coming to Columbia and more!
