With the backlog of nearly 300,000 lab reports finally cleared, state officials confirmed Friday that coronavirus cases have officially declined over the past two weeks – a trend that was brief in demand for the records snafu. The state is ready to sort through the delayed results of the coronavirus …
Read More »Coronavirus outbreak in southeastern Illinois linked to ‘mini-prom’
At least five people have been infected with coronavirus after attending a non-school-sanctioned “mini-prom” in southeastern Illinois, officials said Friday. Wabash County health officials want to find everyone who attended the Aug. 4 event in Mount Carmel, which is about 150 miles east of St. Louis. Louis and 130 miles …
Read More »N95 and KN95 Masks: What’s the Difference?
Masks of N95 and KN95 sound alike, and so are they in one way or another. The N95 masks and KN95 masks typically consist of several layers of a polypropylene-plastic polymer, a synthetic material, and they are designed to be worn over the mouth and nose secured by straps. Both …
Read More »Lockon’s from Coronavirus could make a comeback as American fight
It may seem to public health officials that giving an inch means people will take a mile. In the months since most U.S. states emerged from coronavirus lockon, wearing a mask has become a matter of policy over security, “pandemic parties” have broken out in California, New York and Florida, …
Read More »WIAA signs off on pandemic reorganization for sports in high schools
Changes for athletics in high school in Wisconsin The WIAA has recommended changes for bankruptcy among state high schools. MADISON – The body that governs Wisconsin’s high school sports on Friday approved a major overhaul to structure structures into the new school year, including extending games and extending seasons outside …
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