Under the upcoming Phase 4.1 re-opening plan from the Milwaukee Health Department, restaurants will have to submit a safety plan to continue indoor dining.... Read more.

The partition would act as a protective barrier for restricting contact and aims to facilitate social distancing between drivers and riders for making travel safer during covid-19.... Read more.

Yesterday, as The Gleaner visited several gas stations across the Corporate Area, there seemed to be a general dampening of fears sparked by a deadly fire that claimed one life five months ago at the Heaven�s FESCO service station in Mandeville,...... Read more.

Japan�s nuclear watchdog approved an outline of safety measures for a nuclear fuel reprocessing pl... Read more.

UL, a global safety science company, announced that Tekna Manufacturing Private Limited (Tekna) has earned the UL Mark for its hyperbaric chambers. The hyperbaric chambers cater to user segments involving scuba divers, navy personnel and patients with chronic or nonhealing ulcers and burns.... Read more.

How COVID-19 is Driving Changes in Hospital Safety Through Technology - HIT Consultant... Read more.

As politicians and school boards grapple with the challenge of how to safely reopen schools in the fall, some education experts are suggesting a simple solution ��hold class outside.�... Read more.

Many churches in the Mid-South look forward to having revivals every year, but the pandemic is making it difficult to have them right now. A church in Okolona is having its revival with safety regulations in place.... Read more.

Gloucestershire Constabulary has said that last weekend's joint speeding and road safety operation with West Mercia Police resulted in more than 30 drivers being spoken to. The operation was carried out on Saturday 25th July and Sunday 26th July on the A44 at Fish Hill in response to a number of recent serious and fatal collisions involving motorcyclists in the Cotswolds. The operational activity aimed to educate motorists about safe and social driving in the county, one of the priorities of PCC Martin Surl's Police and Crime Plan. Sunday's operation was carried out by local Neighbourhood Policing teams, Roads Policing officers, Speed Enforcement officers and a Collision Investigator. During the operation, 33 motorists were caught travelling above the 60mph speed limit. The highest speeds recorded were 81mph in the West Mercia area and 78mph in the Gloucestershire area. Officers conducted patrols with four motorbikes, two from each force area, and with marked police cars that were also from both forces. In total, 11 motorcyclists were stopped and spoken to regarding promoting safe riding and speeds. PC Nick Westmacott from the Cotswold Neighbourhood Policing Team said: "Over the weekend we ran a joint operation with our colleagues in West Mercia to support safer motorcycling. "We conducted checks on all vehicles on the A44 at Fish Hill for speeding offences, vehicle defects, excessive noise and offered general safety advice. It was a very successful weekend despite the poor weather and was well received by the motoring public. "We worked with our partners from West Mercia to plan and run this operation in response to a number of road traffic collisions and some fatalities in recent years on the A44 and Fish Hill on the Gloucestershire/Worcestershire border. "The aim of the joint operation was to engage and educate drivers to the dangers of this fast road. "Everyone we spoke to was very receptive and thanked us for making them aware of the dangers this road poses when travelling at speed. We will continue to work together with West Mercia over the coming months to police our joint borders." Sergeant Stuart Allen from West Merica Police said: "This operation was a great success and we were able to speak to several drivers and motorcyclists throughout the weekend. Our main objective was to engage and educate road users and we were able to do that over the two days. We were also able to stop several people who were going over the speed limit and driving dangerously who will now be dealt with. "This was a great opportunity to work with our Gloucestershire Police colleagues and we will continue to work with our partners on important operations such as this to ensure the roads are safe and address the concerns of our residents."... Read more.

Andrei Ravkov informed those present about the existing threats to the safety of citizens during campaign events held by the presidential candidates and their proxies. He also said that during such events law enforcement agencies will take appropriate safety measures,” the CEC website reads.... Read more.

College life will be much different for thousands of UAB students returning to campus. Watch the video above to learn more.... Read more.

The study offers a roadmap for speeding development of Monoclonal Antibodies for other diseases; Techniques applied to COVID-19 studies completed�Phase 1 Trial... Read more.

Redmond-based technology major has finally launched the much-awaited Microsoft Family Safety app for consumer use. The app, which had been available in limited preview since May can now be downloaded on any Android or iOS device. Designed to ensure a safe wholesome digital environment for the entire family, the Microsoft Family Safety app is equipped with parental... Read more.

Indiana governor urges virus safety steps, not tougher rules... Read more.

Thursday's Brief: Nurses, Teachers & other School Staffers Rally for Safety Assurances, Lunchtime Flow, Ask an Expert Series, Kanopy Movie Club - NorthEndWaterfront.com... Read more.

YOUNGSTOWN � A state agency issued four health and safety hazard violations against the city related to failing to protect firefighters from the COVID-19 p... Read more.

This is the third in a series of guest essays written by area classical music and dance groups. Ballet Theatre of Toledo distinguishes itself as Toledo�s ...... Read more.

Metro amps up safety measures as 10th operator contracts COVID... Read more.

Much of the draft legislation had been anticipated, Andrew Mellor says we have clarity on some important issues although not all the answers... Read more.

Boston school nurses, teachers, and bus drivers demonstrated Wednesday at City Hall against reopening schools in the fall, saying conditions amid the pandemic would be too dangerous without massive investments in protective gear, new staff, rapid coronavirus testing, and buildings� air ventilation systems.... Read more.

Nondestructive positron beams probe damage, support safety advances in radiation environments... Read more.