Welcome, everyone, weve got more details emerging on the beheading of a woman at a Food Processing plant. The suspected attacker is hospitalized and they are waiting for him to regain consciousness before arresting him. Investigators say the man beheaded one former coworker and was attacking another when a Company Official shot and wounded him, putting an end to a rampage of police say could have been even worse. He had the presence of mind when he was notified that there was an assailant in the building to go retrieve his vest, his Law Enforcement vest because he knows when the s. W. A. T. Team or Police Officers come in the building and hes carrying a rifle. They are going to be looking to him first. He grabbed his vest and put it on and grabbed his assault rifle, then went after the individual. Following all of the developments. Heres more from our new york city newsroom. The fbi is investigating. The motive behind yesterdays attack because coworkers say kn nolan a recent convert to
Four Triad nursing homes, including Summerstone Health and Rehabilitation Center in Kernersville, are on a "candidate list" for heightened monitoring by the federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
Four Triad nursing homes, including Summerstone Health and Rehabilitation Center in Kernersville, are on a "candidate list" for heightened monitoring by the federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
COVID-19 Update: 587 new cases in Randolph County over the past week
Randolph County reported 587 new cases of COVID-19, totaling 12,095 confirmed cases and 190 deaths as of Monday, according to the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services. Randolph County continues to be designated as a “red” county on the state’s County Alert System, the most critical tier for COVID-19 spread followed by orange and yellow for substantial and significant spread, respectively. The spread of COVID-19 has had a “high impact” on hospitals in the area.
Statewide, the NC Department of Health and Human Services reported 799,279 confirmed cases of COVID-19 and 2,339 people hospitalized, based on the reported numbers on Monday.