kfor.com |
Pigeon eggs found in 'nest' of needles amid opioid crisis in Vancouver: police
kfor.com VANCOUVER – The Vancouver Police Department shared a sobering photo on Twitter Wednesday of three pigeon eggs sitting in a “nest” made of discarded hypodermic needles. “The image was captured yesterday by our Homeless Outreach Coordinator ... |
KPBS |
The Daredevils Without Landlines — And Why Health Experts Are Tracking Them
KPBS For the first time in history, federal researchers report that a majority of U.S. homes rely only on cellphones for a telephone connection, without a landline. The number of cellphone-only households predictably has been climbing over the years ... |
WHIO |
Gray death: Dangerous opioid combo is latest mixing trend
WHIO It's being called "gray death" — a new and dangerous opioid combo that underscores the ever-changing nature of the U.S. addictions epidemic. Investigators who nicknamed the mixture have detected it or recorded overdoses blamed on it in Alabama, ... |
The Augusta Chronicle |
Wireless-only homes now a majority in the U.S., survey finds
The Augusta Chronicle Augusta University's Jessica Schwind said, “There are a whole new set of obstacles ... when you are reaching people on their cellphones.” For the first time ever in a national telephone survey, a majority of households did not own a landline and relied ... |
Florida Times-Union |
Some cling to landlines, but cell-only homes now dominate
Florida Times-Union More than 39 percent of U.S. households have both landline and cellphone service. (AP Photo/Robert F. Bukaty, File). NEW YORK — Deborah Braswell, a university administrator in Alabama, is a member of a dwindling group — people with a landline phone ... The Daredevils Without Landlines — And Why Health Experts Are Tracking Them Wireless-only homes now a majority in the U.S., survey finds |