A Colorado lawyer who smuggled drugs into the Mesa County jail was suspended from practicing law for two years after he admitted his misconduct during the state’s process for disciplining attorneys. Attorney Jason Conley, a former prosecutor in the Mesa
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Debilitating 'long-Covid' may have severe health, social impacts, says WHO
LONDON (REUTERS) – Thousands of Covid-19 patients continue to suffer serious, debilitating and lingering symptoms many months after their initial bout of infection, with major social, health and economic consequences, European health experts said on Thursday (Feb 25). Publishing a
Boulder snowshoer who was missing overnight rescued near Nederland
A 47-year-old Boulder woman who was reported missing after being overdue returning from a Sunday snowshoeing trip was rescued Monday evening near Nederland. The woman was seriously injured, a Boulder County Sheriff’s Office release stated, but she is expected to
Police officers who traveled to Washington are being investigated for connection to the Capitol melee.
Police departments across the country have suspended officers or referred them to internal reviews for attending the events on Jan. 6 in Washington that devolved into an assault on the U.S. Capitol. The commanding officers or officials involved in the
WHO trial finds remdesivir has little effect on COVID-19
A World Health Organization trial using four drugs including the antiviral remdesivir in the hospital treatment of COVID-19 has found the repurposed medicines have little to no effect on the length of time patients spend in hospital or their survival.
White supremacist who plotted to destroy Colorado synagogue pleads guilty
Richard Holzer, the 28-year-old white supremacist who plotted to blow up the Temple Emanuel Synagogue in Pueblo last year, pleaded guilty Thursday to federal hate crime and explosive charges, the U.S. Department of Justice announced. Holzer, of Pueblo, faces a
WHO warns Latin America reopening too soon amid COVID-19 risk
Regional director Carissa Etienne notes rising death rates in parts of Mexico, similar trends in Ecuador and Costa Rica. Latin America has started to resume normal social and public life at a time when the COVID-19 pandemic still requires major
India leads global rise in new weekly COVID-19 cases, while deaths down: WHO
GENEVA (Reuters) – India reported the most new COVID-19 cases of any country in the past week, its nearly half a million fresh infections pushing the global tally up by 1 percent, the World Health Organization (WHO) said on Tuesday.
Former Atlanta officer who shot Rayshard Brooks sues over firing
Garrett Rolfe was fired on June 13, the day after he fatally shot Brooks outside a Wendy’s restaurant in Atlanta. The former Atlanta police officer who fatally shot Rayshard Brooks is suing the mayor and interim police chief, saying his
WHO warns of ‘no silver bullet’ for coronavirus
The head of the World Health Organization (WHO) has said that while there is hope for a vaccine against Covid-19, one might never be found. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus told a news briefing there was “no silver bullet at the moment