Blair Miller
WFTV Eyewitness News
Washington, DC, United States
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Pro-Russian hackers claim responsibility for cyber attacks on U.S. hospitals
A pro-Russian hacking group is claiming responsibility for cyberattacks on several hospitals in the United States. → Read More
Hospitals prescribing fewer opioids to treat pain, CDC data shows
New data from the CDC shows a steep decline in hospitals using opioids to treat pain. → Read More
Healthcare organizations call for federal emergency declaration in response to RSV, flu surge
According to the CDC, 27 states across the country are already reporting “high” or “very high” flu levels. → Read More
Police departments bring mental health professionals to help respond to crisis calls
In some local police departments, they’re trying something new. → Read More
Traveling soon? Passengers could see a rise in airline fares for upcoming holiday season
Travel agents say holiday flights cost 55% more than they did last year at this time. → Read More
U.S. lawmakers ‘concerned’ airlines’ use of pandemic relief funds leading to pilot shortage
Lawmakers want to know how airlines have spent billions of dollars in pandemic-related funds. → Read More
Flight Cancellation Fix? Controversial proposal to address pilot shortage by reducing training hours
Flight Cancellation Fix? Controversial proposal to address pilot shortage by reducing training hours → Read More
Americans dying from drug overdoses reaches record high
The DEA says tackling fentanyl is their top priority right now. → Read More
Americans dying from drug overdoses reaches record high
The DEA says tackling fentanyl is their top priority right now. → Read More
US Marshals Fugitive Task force tracking down the nation’s worst offenders
Lawmakers and police say the pandemic is producing a crime wave nationwide. → Read More
Flight Attendant Self-Defense
News Center 7′s Washington, D.C. Bureau traveled to the training facility near Boston’s airport. It’s one of many facilities where hundreds of flight crew members are learning self-defense. → Read More
Former fighter pilot shares unimaginable mission from 9/11
September 11th brought out many stories that most of us just can’t imagine. Few have heard the journey of one fighter pilot who faced an unimaginable mission that day: to bring down an airliner full of passengers. → Read More
Cyberattacks fueling companies to find protection
Recent cyberattacks are fueling a surge in cyber insurance as companies scramble to get protected. → Read More
Feds: Companies can legally offer incentives for employee vaccinations
We’ve seen Allegheny County offer $100 bonuses to employees who get vaccinated. → Read More
Airlines, hotels could take a big hit if business travel doesn’t pick up
Across the nation, travelers are making plans to hit the roads and airports for Memorial Day weekend and beyond. However, many businesses are still holding back on travel, opting for online meetings instead of face-to-face meetings. → Read More
New program will help some Americans pay for broadband internet
The federal government just launched a new $3 billion program to help offset the cost of broadband internet access. Those who qualify will receive a credit of $50 a month. → Read More
Nearly 80% of Americans live within 5 miles of all 3 COVID-19 vaccines
There’s new information out showing that it’s easier than ever for Americans to find the COVID-19 vaccine they want. An analysis by VaccineFinder shows that nearly 80% of people live within five miles of a site offering one of the three vaccines: Pfizer, Moderna, and Johnson & Johnson. → Read More
Home sale prices reach record highs
A recent report from the National Association of Realtors show home prices at a record high. Experts believe it’s a result of an unprecedented number of people looking to buy homes but finding fewer choices. → Read More
Aid to help feed low-income children expanded
A COVID-19 program that helps feed low-income children is expanding. When the pandemic hit last spring, schools and day cares shut down. Suddenly, millions of children had no access to breakfast and lunch meals they normally received at school. → Read More
CDC: Half of US adults at least partially vaccinated from COVID-19
Across the US, Monday is the day President Joe Biden wanted every adult to be eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine. → Read More