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TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — A Florida judge sentenced a 21-year-old man to 24 years in prison for killing an Ohio mother and her young daughter in a 2018 traffic crash. Hillsborough Circuit Judge Christopher Nash heard hours of testimony on Thursday before announcing his decision to send Cameron Herrin to prison. READ MORE: Department Of Health Urges Pennsylvanians To Cancel Unneeded Duplicate COVID-19 Appointments “It’s impossible to have greater harm than occurred in this case,” the judge said. Herrin’s family members began to weep as sheriff’s deputies placed him in handcuffs after the hearing, the Tampa Bay Times reported. “I feel responsible for this accident,” Herrin’s mother, Cheryl Herrin, told the judge on Thursday. “If I could, I would step in front of Cameron, and I would accept the punishment you might render.” Herrin hit Jessica Reisinger-Raubenolt and her 1-year-old daughter Lillia with the Mustang he’d received for his high school graduation two days earlier. They … [Read more...] about Florida Man Sentenced To 24 Years For Killing Ohio Mother And 1-Year-Old Daughter In Crash

ANNAPOLIS, Md. (WJZ) — The latest session of the Maryland General Assembly kicked off last week with a number of changes due to COVID-19 . While the virus and recovery efforts are front of mind for lawmakers, they will also be tasked with voting on Gov. Larry Hogan’s Fiscal Year 2022 budget and reviewing hundreds of other bills on topics ranging from policing reforms following multiple high-profile deaths of Black people by police officers in 2020 to decriminalizing marijuana and changing the state song. READ MORE: Testing Remains Key Factor In Fighting COVID-19, Especially During Spring Break RELATED COVERAGE: Maryland General Assembly Session Begins With Changes Due To COVID-19 Pandemic Bill Would Allow Alcohol Carry-Out, Delivery To Continue In Maryland After COVID-19 Pandemic Ends Gov. Larry Hogan Announces $1B COVID-19 RELIEF Act, Includes $750 Income Tax Credit For Maryland Families Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan’s Fiscal Year 2022 Budget Proposal … [Read more...] about Bills To Watch This Session In The Maryland General Assembly

By Cheryl Maguire, The New York Times Co. Jessica McCabe, creator of the YouTube channel “How to ADHD,” is not a doctor or medical professional. At 38, she’s had a variety of professions including stand-up comedian, actor and restaurant server. Through all those years, she has been learning about attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, which she was diagnosed herself at the age of 12. Explaining that information is something she has done on her YouTube channel since 2016. “Our brains are a piece of equipment we work with every day for everything that we do, so it’s critical to understand it,” she said. She didn’t make the connection between her challenges and her diagnosis, but things changed when she was in her 20s and found herself unable to complete college. She began researching ADHD but had trouble organizing all the information she learned. So she turned to YouTube, a platform with which she was already familiar, to retain the material. “Notebooks, no, I lose … [Read more...] about Hello, brains! A life spent helping others understand ADHD online

Rep. Tom Emmer Thomas (Tom) Earl Emmer GOP campaign chief confident his party will win back House Letlow wins Louisiana special House election to replace late husband Fundraising spat points to Trump-GOP fissures MORE (Minn.), the Republican in charge of winning back the House majority for his party next year, is voicing measured confidence that the GOP will build on its 2020 momentum, when it gained seats while losing the White House. The president’s party typically loses seats in a midterm election, and Republicans only need to gain 5 seats to win back the House. Still, Emmer says he’s taking nothing for granted. ADVERTISEMENT “I think people have to keep in mind that even though history might be on your side, you got to make history,” he told The Hill in an interview. “And it doesn’t happen just because it’s happened in the past so no, I think we get to work 10 times as hard.” House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy Kevin McCarthy … [Read more...] about GOP campaign chief confident his party will win back House

BOSTON (CBS) – Phyllis Gurdin was a trailblazer and an activist in her day. Her family says she couldn’t wait to be vaccinated so she could finally see her loved ones. “She got her first vaccine actually on her 87th birthday in January,” said Phyllis’s son, Steven Gurdin. Phyllis’ other son, Dr. William Gurdin, tells the I-Team, “I’m fully vaccinated, I was looking forward to seeing her, I knew she was very lonely and scared and I wanted to reassure her.” READ MORE: Boston Software Company Developing Small Satellites To Better Weather Forecasts Like many folks with loved ones in long-term care hospitals, the Gurdins had not been able to see Phyllis for several months. They were thrilled when Hebrew Rehabilitation Center in Roslindale opened up for visits in early March. Steven says he had a visit scheduled during that time, but it was canceled. He was told despite being vaccinated, she got quarantined after someone on her floor tested positive for COVID-19. “She called me … [Read more...] about I-Team: Family Says State Guidelines Kept Elderly Mother Isolated Despite Receiving COVID Shot