As the cruise industry races to get passengers around the globe caught on coronavirus-infected ships home safe, the crew is increasingly trapped on board — some with COVID-19, and some … Click to Continue »
After cruise companies canceled all new cruises on March 13, most passengers got to go home, but many crew members, hoping to do the same, are still not allowed to get off the ships, even for a short break on dry land. … Click to Continue »
A Washington state electric utility signed a contract to purchase hydroelectric power from a Montana tribal company. Puget Sound Energy Inc. signed the 15-year contract to draw power from a … Click to Continue »
Californians endured a weekend of stepped-up restrictions aimed at keeping them home as much as possible while hospitals and health officials scrambled Sunday to ready themselves for a week that … Click to Continue »
A Holland America cruise ship with four COVID-19 deaths and 150 people sick is headed for Port Everglades and Fort Lauderddale Mayor Dean Trantalis issued a hard not-in-my-constituents'-backyard statement. “Until … Click to Continue »
It's an all too common sight these days: long lines and empty shelves. As fears around the coronavirus drive essentials off the shelves, two students have an idea to help.
Mississippi legislators are supposed to set a state spending plan before the new fiscal year begins July 1. The coronavirus pandemic has scrambled most of the planning that budget writers … Click to Continue »
