The second batch of stimulus checks will soon be on their way. The Biden administration says the second batch of COVID-19 payments will be issued this week. For taxpayers receiving direct deposit, payments began processing on Friday.
The Department of Transportation released new images for its “Mask Up” campaign. In a statement Friday, Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg said “with this campaign, we’ll send a clear message to people who travel: ‘when you wear a mask, you’re protecting the safety of our essential transportation workers, your fellow passengers and yourself’.”
Former President Donald Trump is coming back to social media. His spokesperson, Jason Miller told Fox News that the former president is launching his own network in a few months.
(CNN) (WOLO)– From the latest on the jump in Gas prices in the Midlands, to a new limited edition Pizza Hut Pac-Man box, Crysty Vaughan has the latest in this Consumer News update. Air travel in the United States has hit a new pandemic record. The Transportation Security Administration says more than 1.3 million people were screened at airports on…
For many, booking a COVID-19 vaccination can be a challenge. In Palm Springs, California, a group of senior citizens is getting help from a generous neighbor, who is asking absolutely nothing in return.
New details are in about the upcoming 2021 Oscars ceremony. The Academy says the event will be aired live and no webcamming in will be allowed. Producers for the award show have requested all nominees attend in person.
PepsiCo has teamed up with LeBron James to launch a new energy drink called ‘Mountain Dew Rise Energy.’
We’re learning more about the victims of Tuesday’s deadly shooting that left eight people dead in the Atlanta area. The medical examiner has released the names of four of the women killed at two spas in the city.
President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris are set to visit Atlanta Friday, after the shootings at three spas earlier this week left eight people dead, including six Asian women. This has sparked outrage against the rising violence against Asian Americans.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention released new, more extensive guidance when it comes to coronavirus testing. The guidelines are aimed at places like schools, workplaces and healthcare providers. They say its a critical part of the approach to stop the spread of COVID-19.
