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Month: January 2022

Massachusetts nurses union wants Baker’s help to address ‘overwhelmed and burned out’ workers

By WBZ Staff Click here for updates on this story     BOSTON (WBZ) — Union nurses want Governor Charlie Baker to address employee burnout nearly two years into the pandemic. The Massachusetts Nurses Association says the health care system is buckling under the pressure of both COVID patients and those who delayed care during the pandemic.

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Aldermen to vote on $14 million settlement in wrongful conviction case in 1989 murder of retired CPD sergeant’s wife

By WBBM Staff Click here for updates on this story     CHICAGO (WBBM) — Chicago taxpayers are poised to pay out $14 million to settle lawsuits filed by two men wrongfully convicted of the 1989 murder of a retired Chicago police sergeant’s wife, as part of the latest round of settlements accusing CPD officers of misconduct.

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McConnell defends civil rights record after ‘inadvertent’ comment sparks backlash

By Ali Zaslav and Ted Barrett, CNN Senate GOP leader Mitch McConnell defended himself against what he called a “deeply offensive” and “outrageous mischaracterization” of his record on voting rights and race relations, after he had “inadvertently” omitted a word in a comment earlier this week, which sparked a massive backlash on social media. “This

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