Arizona, Florida, Nevada and Tennessee are among the states seeing troubling numbers of new coronavirus cases as reopenings expand.
A fourth inmate has died after testing positive for COVID-19 as the number of virus cases in the state prison system continues to rise. Robert Stewart, 80, died at a hospital Sunday, the Alabama Department of Corrections said in a statement. Stewart began exhibiting symptoms of the virus June
3. Two months before the statewide primary, none of the state’s House districts have enough election workers. The state needs between 2,500 and 3,000 temporary workers during the primary and during the general election, elections division Director Gail Fenumiai said. The state has asked nonprofit organizations for assistance through the Adopt-A-Precinct program.The state has once again reported a daily number of new coronavirus cases above 1,000.
9 after months of searching. They hadn’t been seen since September, and investigators said the children’s mother, Lori Vallow Daybell, and her husband, Chad, both lied to police about their whereabouts. Lori Daybell has been in jail since February, charged with child abandonment and obstructing the investigation. Her attorney has indicated she intends to defend herself against the charges.
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