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Month: December 2020

Biden expected to call out Trump administration on pace of vaccine distribution

President-elect Joe Biden is set to confront the slower-than-expected pace at which the Trump administration is administering coronavirus vaccines in remarks Tuesday afternoon, a transition official tells CNN. A transition official says the President-elect “will address the current Administration falling short on its pace for vaccinations” and lay out his own plan for vaccinating people

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Winter weather ahead

Happy Tuesday, Central Oregon! More freezing fog is with us to begin the day across the region. That, to go along with well-below freezing temperatures, causing moisture on the surface to lead to slick driving conditions. When the fog clears out, our skies likely won’t — it should be a cloudy day for the most

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‘Liliya was the brightest part of our family’: Brother of Vancouver murder-suicide victim remembers sister

Click here for updates on this story     VANCOUVER, Washington (KPTV) — The older brother of 20-year-old Liliya Zagariya, who was shot and killed last Tuesday, shares his gratitude for community support after a heartbreaking week. Police say Zagariya was shot and killed three days before Christmas by a random shooter, who then turned the gun

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Four teens were arrested for allegedly throwing bricks at passing cars, severely injuring one man

Police in Massachusetts arrested four teenagers who they said threw bricks at passing cars, severely injuring one driver. Worcester Police first responded to a call of “assault with a brick” on Sunday afternoon, the department said in a statement. Officers found a man with “very serious, permanent injuries” to his face. The 37-year-old man said

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Fort Smith Christmas Honors extended for one week due to popular demand

Click here for updates on this story     FORT SMITH, Arkansas (KFSM) — Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Christmas Honors previously announced that the traditional December laying of the wreaths at the Fort Smith National Cemetery had to be canceled. Since the announcement, alternative plans were made. In partnership with Chaffee Crossing, Christmas Honors is hosting

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