Erin good thursday morning. I m erin fehlau. Sean good morning. I m sean mcdonald. Let s talk about the weather out there. What do we have on tap . Kevin usually, the chilly air has temperatures closer to the average and today is a good example of that. It is going to feel a lot cooler than it has been over the last couple of days. Clear skies in southern areas. The North Country. Temperatures into the afternoon only getting back up to the 20 s and 30 s. A breeze out of the northwest wil drive in colder air. We want to take a look at your thursday morning ride. S deb davidson. Good morning. Deb good morning, kevin. Police around the scene of a very serious crash in marlborough. 101 is closed in both directions due to downed power lines. The intersection of 101 and watertown is shut down. 293 is up to speed from the upper to the lower split. If you are heading out to the seacoast, 101 is a nice ride from bedford to portsmouth. From the wzid traffic network, i m deb davidson for 95. 7 wz
Hampshire fish and Game Commission has approved a controversial bobcat hunting and trapping proposal. If the Commission Gets a legislative stamp of approval the season would start later on this year. Kristen carosa is here with why this was so contentious. This has been a controversial topic over the last seven months. This was the first time in several decades that bobcat trapping and hunting would be allowed in the state and many field or is no need for it. The motion carries. After 27 years, there on the verge of allowing bobcat hunting and trapping season. We gathered a lot of information and had a comprehensive study on them. Officials say that things have changed and that is part of the reason why five of the fish and Game Commissioners are moving the proposal forward. Were some numbers that were in excess that we could do a harvest and still maintain population growth. The commission is proposing to issue 50 bobcat permits through a lottery system. The entire carcass of the anim
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Parents in Iowa claim it has been difficult to receive mental health support for their children amid the coronavirus crisis. It is believed that training parents on how to give mental health support for their own children will help save more lives.
Parents Cry Out for Help for their Children
Several Iowa mothers had a meeting with the Children s Behavioral Health Systems state board this week. One of them was Sarah Nelson who had sought help for almost a week for her daughter who struggled with suicidal ideation.
Nelson said she could not get treatment for her 12-year-old daughter. Thereafter, the police took her daughter to a hospital 3 hours away. The child was placed in seclusion for 14 hours. We do not need a system that is incompatible with our children s mental health needs. It only creates more trauma, Nelson cries out.